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Alias code help

vmartins

Hi to all,I looked around for this codes but finally I decided to ask.

I'm a very basic skill coder but I want to learn more so first if someone could send me a link on where to start I appreciate.

Secondly, I was trying to setup a alias to togle between two callbacks functions I set up in other script that is loaded before in the setup.

what is the code line expression!!??   list( "Ctrl<Key>KEY"     "....")

 

For last, I was trying to set up a alias to toggle "sidewyas" and "upside down" option in a move or copy command.

how do I toggle functions inside option forms!!

 

Thanks very much for the help in advance and best regards

Vasco

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I've no idea what "Cadence layout Skill code bindkeys userguide" is.

    However, the documentation comes with the software. Simply run <ICinstDir>/tools/bin/cdnshelp (if using IC61X) or use the Help menus within Virtuoso. Or you can look in <ICinstDir>/doc and then under each sub-directory there are pdf files.

    For example, <ICinstDir>/doc/sklayoutref/sklayoutref.pdf for layout editor related SKILL functions (if that's what you wanted - your question didn't really make sense).

    BTW, the forum guidelines ask you not to post on the end of old (over 3 years old) threads.

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I've no idea what "Cadence layout Skill code bindkeys userguide" is.

    However, the documentation comes with the software. Simply run <ICinstDir>/tools/bin/cdnshelp (if using IC61X) or use the Help menus within Virtuoso. Or you can look in <ICinstDir>/doc and then under each sub-directory there are pdf files.

    For example, <ICinstDir>/doc/sklayoutref/sklayoutref.pdf for layout editor related SKILL functions (if that's what you wanted - your question didn't really make sense).

    BTW, the forum guidelines ask you not to post on the end of old (over 3 years old) threads.

    Kind Regards,

    Andrew.

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