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Keyboard shortcut for running simulation

tutu10

 I use the following command as:

hiRegisterBindKeyPrefix("Schematics")
hiSetBindKey("Schematics" "<Key>F1" "sevNetlistAndRun(sevSession(hiGetCurrentWindow()))")

My idea is similar as bindkeys for ADEL. But not work. Can you correct my idea. 

Regards

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Not quite sure what you're asking here. If you want a schematic bindkey to run the simulation, then the second line will do the trick (the first line isn't necessary for schematics as they're already registered). If you want to be able to press F1 in the ADE L window, then you would need:

    hiRegisterBindKeyPrefix("Artist")
    hiSetBindKey("Artist" "<Key>F1" "sevNetlistAndRun(sevSession(hiGetCurrentWindow()))")

    For ADE L bindkeys you do need the hiRegisterBindKeyPrefix call, as described in my support article.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Not quite sure what you're asking here. If you want a schematic bindkey to run the simulation, then the second line will do the trick (the first line isn't necessary for schematics as they're already registered). If you want to be able to press F1 in the ADE L window, then you would need:

    hiRegisterBindKeyPrefix("Artist")
    hiSetBindKey("Artist" "<Key>F1" "sevNetlistAndRun(sevSession(hiGetCurrentWindow()))")

    For ADE L bindkeys you do need the hiRegisterBindKeyPrefix call, as described in my support article.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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