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Dynamic Display load a configuration through SKill

MihirD

Hi,

I want to load a configuration "custom" which just contains Custom Function Selected ( all other balloon Info disabled) through SKILL code.

It is possible to do this manually through the GUI for dynamic display.

But I could not find a way to do through skill.

Is it possible ?

Thanks,

Mihir

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  • Mihir,

    There's no SKILL function to do this. I'm not sure it's really necessary to do this in SKILL (or what benefit it would bring). It's a matter of defining a SKILL file in .cadence/dfII/ODC with the right contents - that's all that's needed if you want to automated it somehow. Rather than doing this in each user's workspace, you can simply make sure that the .cadence is found centrally (via the Cadence Search File/setup.loc mechanism), although I think the userName_odcDefaults.il needs to be per-user (but it's a single line file, which could be easily generated using SKILL).

    Andrew

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  • Mihir,

    There's no SKILL function to do this. I'm not sure it's really necessary to do this in SKILL (or what benefit it would bring). It's a matter of defining a SKILL file in .cadence/dfII/ODC with the right contents - that's all that's needed if you want to automated it somehow. Rather than doing this in each user's workspace, you can simply make sure that the .cadence is found centrally (via the Cadence Search File/setup.loc mechanism), although I think the userName_odcDefaults.il needs to be per-user (but it's a single line file, which could be easily generated using SKILL).

    Andrew

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