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How do i reset the nest limit in virtuoso layout editor window after exceeding the nest limit 20.
No commands are working.

Please anybody help me out.

Ravi..


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Ravikumar.A
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  • I found that certain commands cause the nesting problems. Commands like createPath, move and stretch don't nest, but commands like createRuler and createRect do. To solve the problem, I changed the EF (enter function) bindkeys for these commands to look like this (assuming 'k' is the bindkey for ruler and 'r' is the bindkey for rectangle:

    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "k EF" "if(hiGetCurrentCmd(hiGetCurrentWindow()) != \"Ruler\" then leHiCreateRuler() )")
    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "r EF" "if(hiGetCurrentCmd(hiGetCurrentWindow())==\"Rectangle\" mouseAddPt() leHiCreateRect())")

    I don't know if this will show up correctly since the word "Key" is surrounded by angle brackets.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by dmay
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  • I found that certain commands cause the nesting problems. Commands like createPath, move and stretch don't nest, but commands like createRuler and createRect do. To solve the problem, I changed the EF (enter function) bindkeys for these commands to look like this (assuming 'k' is the bindkey for ruler and 'r' is the bindkey for rectangle:

    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "k EF" "if(hiGetCurrentCmd(hiGetCurrentWindow()) != \"Ruler\" then leHiCreateRuler() )")
    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "r EF" "if(hiGetCurrentCmd(hiGetCurrentWindow())==\"Rectangle\" mouseAddPt() leHiCreateRect())")

    I don't know if this will show up correctly since the word "Key" is surrounded by angle brackets.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by dmay
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