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Coordinates in virtuoso layout suite

Techie3127

 Hi all,

I have a requirement,

I have to select coordinates (x,y or x:y or x y ) from an nedit file and when i press some key on  'virtuoso layout suite' , it should zoom to the specific location.

Please provide me a one-key solution.

Thanks and regards,

Ravi Siddanath

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  •  Hi Ravi,

    If the file contains whitespace separated or comma separated numbers, and you are using IC61x then the following should work without needing modification:

    
procedure(CCSzoomToFileCoords(@optional (file "~/coords.txt") "t")
  let((fp crds) 
    when(fp = infile(file) 
      when(crds = lineread(fp) 
        cond(
          (listp(crds) && forall(item crds numberp(item)) 
            leZoomToPoint(hiGetCurrentWindow() crds)
          ) 
          (t nil)
        ); cond
      ); when crds
      close(fp)
    ); when fp
  ); let
); procedure CCSzoomToFileCoords

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "Shift<key>j" "CCSzoomToFileCoords()")

    I briefly tested this and it appeared to work.  You will need to add code if you need the "x:y" format in the coordinate file.

    Best regards,

    Lawrence.

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  •  Hi Ravi,

    If the file contains whitespace separated or comma separated numbers, and you are using IC61x then the following should work without needing modification:

    
procedure(CCSzoomToFileCoords(@optional (file "~/coords.txt") "t")
  let((fp crds) 
    when(fp = infile(file) 
      when(crds = lineread(fp) 
        cond(
          (listp(crds) && forall(item crds numberp(item)) 
            leZoomToPoint(hiGetCurrentWindow() crds)
          ) 
          (t nil)
        ); cond
      ); when crds
      close(fp)
    ); when fp
  ); let
); procedure CCSzoomToFileCoords

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "Shift<key>j" "CCSzoomToFileCoords()")

    I briefly tested this and it appeared to work.  You will need to add code if you need the "x:y" format in the coordinate file.

    Best regards,

    Lawrence.

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