Allow processing of cellnames with $.#102
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When loading a file, also print cellname on errors Signed-off-by: Mitch Bailey <d.mitch.bailey@gmail.com>
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klayout handles duplicate in memory cells by adding
$xxas a suffix.netgen was using a regular expression
^$cell$to match cells and the$in the cellname was causing a not found error.By changing the search from
-regexto-match, cellnames with$can be used.I don't think LVS was ever intended to be run on with cellnames specified by wildcards, was it? Will changing to
-exactcause a problem?Also added information to the line displayed when a cell is not found to make what was searched for more obvious.