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Controling Opus Objects Window

RDRamirez
These commands are from the Virtuoso command window:

_pteHiObjectSetExpanded(dwindow('pteObjectPalette1) "Blockages" nil)


_pteHiObjectSetExpanded(dwindow('pteObjectPalette1) "Blockages" nil)

How and where can I put these commands?

Thank you,

Roger
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  •  Hi,

     

    the underscore as the first char of a functions means "private". Thats an undocumented Cadence internal SKILL function which  might be changed without notice. We not want our customers to use these. The function you mention is probably about Layer Palete manipulation.

    What is the underlying problem of your question? What are you trying to achieve? 

     Kind regards,

    Marc

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  •  Hi,

     

    the underscore as the first char of a functions means "private". Thats an undocumented Cadence internal SKILL function which  might be changed without notice. We not want our customers to use these. The function you mention is probably about Layer Palete manipulation.

    What is the underlying problem of your question? What are you trying to achieve? 

     Kind regards,

    Marc

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