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problems with display settings

Peach99

Hi, I have a very important question about  the display setting of waveform (ADE). I know that I can change the colors in the display.drf - file, but my question is how I can set more different colors? I already know when I have more graphs as colors the line style changes automatically, but i want more then ten colors. And one another question is, how I can stop a simulation with a conditionally break. What I mean is, where I can enter a function or the like in the simulation settings, where I can define a break condition and how I can do this. For example I want to break a simulation if the graph reach a certain voltage value . Please help me! I don't know, how I can do this!

Regards

Daniel Pietsch 

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  • Hi Daniel,

    I'm not sure if you can set more than 10 distinct colours, to my
    knowledge this is what you get, but I am not well versed in the
    many advances in Wavescan (ViVA) vs. AWD, so it may be better
    than 10.

    For stopping the simulation, you could have a VerilogA module
    and use the debugger to put a conditional breakpoint in the
    simulation (I believe).

    However, I will let others either supply details or suggest any
    alternatives.

    Regards,
    Lawrence.
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  • Hi Daniel,

    I'm not sure if you can set more than 10 distinct colours, to my
    knowledge this is what you get, but I am not well versed in the
    many advances in Wavescan (ViVA) vs. AWD, so it may be better
    than 10.

    For stopping the simulation, you could have a VerilogA module
    and use the debugger to put a conditional breakpoint in the
    simulation (I believe).

    However, I will let others either supply details or suggest any
    alternatives.

    Regards,
    Lawrence.
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