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Named Arguments

Named Arguments

Many Designer script commands use named arguments. The names can appear in three ways:

1. Named data, name precedes data.

For example: ...,"PortSolver:=", true, ...

2. Named Array, name precedes array.

For example: ...,"Attributes:=", Array(...),...

3. Named Array, name inside array.

For example: ..., Array("NAME:Attributes",...),...

In the first and second examples, the name is formatted as “<Name>:=”. This signals Designer that this is a name for the next argument in the script command. In the third example, the name is formatted as “NAME:<name>” and is the first element of the Array.

The names are used both to identify what the data means to you and to inform Designer which data is being given. The names must be included or the script will not play back correctly. However, if you are writing a script, you do not need to pass in every piece of data that the command can take. For example, if you are modifying a boundary, the script will be recorded to include every piece of data needed for the boundary, whether or not it was modified. If you are writing a script by hand, you can just add the data that changed and omit anything that you do not want to change. Designer will use the names to determine which data you provided.

For example, when editing a port excitation, Designer records the ‘edit port’ command as follows:

oModule.Edit "Port1", Array("NAME:Port1",Array("NAME:Properties", "PortSolver:=", "true", "Phase:=", "0deg", "Magnitude:=", "2mA", "Impedance:=", "50Ohm", "Theta:=", "0deg", "Phi:=", "0deg", "PostProcess:=", "false", "Renormalize:=", "50Ohm + 0i Ohm", "Deembed:=", "0mm", "RefToGround:=", "false"), "Type:=", "EdgePort", "IsGapSource:=", true, "UpperProbe:=", false, "LayoutObject:=", "Port1", "Pin:=", "", "ReferencePort:=", "")

If you only want to change the magnitude, then you can leave out the other data arguments when you are manually writing a script:

oModule.Edit "Port1", Array("NAME:Port1", Array ("Magnitude:=", "1mA"))

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