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missing instance in schematic

SteveRFIC

Hi,

sometimes when I open a schematic, there are some instances missing, like instances from other libraries, that have been removed later on.

such instances will be displayed as a crossed box using those flashing lines, with text "missing instance" on it.

Can I hide the display of those missing instances so that the boxes are not visible in the schematic? 

Any suggestion?

Thanks!

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  • Andrew Beckett

    My first reaction was "why on earth would you want this?". I was surprised to find that control over this was added in IC617 ISR2 (so relatively recently):

    envSetVal("graphic" "displayMissingMasterMarkers" 'boolean nil)

    or if a window is already open, this will change it for the current window:

    hiGetCurrentWindow()->displayMissingMasterMarkers=nil

    Note that even with this turned off, you would still get a dialog box telling you that some instances are unbound.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    My first reaction was "why on earth would you want this?". I was surprised to find that control over this was added in IC617 ISR2 (so relatively recently):

    envSetVal("graphic" "displayMissingMasterMarkers" 'boolean nil)

    or if a window is already open, this will change it for the current window:

    hiGetCurrentWindow()->displayMissingMasterMarkers=nil

    Note that even with this turned off, you would still get a dialog box telling you that some instances are unbound.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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