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how to read input of cadence in a skill code

egxoner
hi
in my skill code i want to read inputs of cadence. i want to read it in a if function.
for example i wanna count how many times the ctrl+e button is pressed when designing.

  • Why don't you parse the CDS.log file looking for the command called by ctrl-e? Something like the following will give you the count:

    grep schHiDescend CDS.log | wc -l

    Or, you could modify the bindkey to increment a counter on a global variable.

     _DESCEND_COUNTER=0
    hiSetBindKey("Schematics" "Ctrl<Key>e" "_DESCEND_COUNTER++ schHiDescend() println(_DESCEND_COUNTER)")

    Also, I think Cadence has offers the ability to analyze function usage. It might be a Cadence service you'll have to request. Check with Cadence on this one.

    Derek

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