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Where to Find the Script That Defines Default Corner Settings in a New Maestro View?

baltaci

Hello,

I use IC23.1.

When I create a new Maestro view in ADE Assembler, certain corner settings appear by default under the "Corners" tab in the Data View. To clarify what I mean, I paste the image showing the default corners that appear when I create a new Maestro view.

I would like to understand where these default corner settings come from.

  • Is there a specific script or configuration file that defines these default corners?
  • Where can I find this file or modify it so that I can add my custom corner settings at startup?
  • Ideally, I would like my custom corner file to appear automatically in every new Maestro view without manually adding it each time.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Can

  • Can,

    There's a cdsenv for this - this comes from the documentation:

    adexl.gui defaultCorners string "defaultCornerSetupFile"


    Description
    Specifies the default corners setup (.sdb) file you want the program to load onto the Corners Setup form. Using this variable, you cannot load corners from a .csv file.

    The default corners will be loaded only if no other corners are defined in the Corners Setup form.

    The valid value is a string value containing the path to a valid corners setup file.

    The default value is "".

    Examples
    envGetVal("adexl.gui" "defaultCorners")
    envSetVal("adexl.gui" "defaultCorners" 'string "DC_file")

    Regards,

    Andrew

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