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When user using command "schHiObjectProperty()" , can I launch function call after press OK/Apply?

Charley Chen

Hi All,

I want to do something after user press OK or Apply when using command "schHiObjectProperty()" ,

How to do it ?  I want to check whether a "symbol"  has some user preperty .

e.g. 

procedure(  AfterPressOKApply()

               ;;some code...

);pro

 

Thank you,

Charley

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  • Hi Charley,

    I think that you can modify / create a User level CDF where you set the doneProc - the virtual memory (Effective) CDF will be the Base level plus the User level, so you can override (or add, as in this case) items there.  So, add the doneProc to the User level CDF and this should allow you to check the symbol that way.  There is no "trigger" I'm aware of that you can use for schHiObjectProperty().  You can easily customize the Check & Save for schematics too, e.g. using schRegPostCheckTrigger() so that when the schematic is Checked you could run your check then.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Charley,

    I think that you can modify / create a User level CDF where you set the doneProc - the virtual memory (Effective) CDF will be the Base level plus the User level, so you can override (or add, as in this case) items there.  So, add the doneProc to the User level CDF and this should allow you to check the symbol that way.  There is no "trigger" I'm aware of that you can use for schHiObjectProperty().  You can easily customize the Check & Save for schematics too, e.g. using schRegPostCheckTrigger() so that when the schematic is Checked you could run your check then.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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