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In ADE waveform window, how can curves be ploted in different subwindows automatically?

SUEE

My question is:

I want plot many, say 15, curves automatically right after the Spectre simulation is finished, but have no idea how to separate them automatically into different subwindows. For inctance, 3 in the 1st subwindows, 5 in the 2nd subwindows, and 7 in the 3rd subwindows.

Every time I need to add subwindows and drag every curves into the corresponding subwindows; it takes time and looks stupid.

How can these curves be plotted in separate sunwindows automatically?

Thank you very much !! 

 

  • SUEE

    I found in "ADE/Session/Save State" I could check the "Waveform Setup" & "Results Display Setup", but it does work to really save the the latest plot settings. Every time I re-run the simulation all the curves get together in one winodw again.

    Please help !!

     

  • Andrew Beckett

    In IC615 you can use the "Refresh" mode of ADE (rather than "Auto" mode) to re-plot the results using the last graph setup, whereever possible.

    Before that, you're a little limited in your options, I'm afraid. You may be able to turn off auto-plotting, and then do a Refresh or Reload operation in the graph window (depends on which version you're using - you didn't say. Note the Forum Guidelines suggest you provide this information to allow responses to be tailored to the version you're actually using).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • SUEE

    Sorry, I forgot to mention the version I am using: 5.10.41.500.5.105

    So the ADE/Session/SaveState does not help, right?

    How about the WaveForm/Window/Save option? What can it do?

    Thanks a lot !!

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