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How to find out if you're edit-in_place in a group or in an instance

howardhaoracle

Hi..

Which Skill command I can use to find out whether I am edit-in-place in a group (created from the leHiCreateGroup command) or edit-in-place in an instance?

 When I edit-in-place of an instance, the window will tell me the name of the instance I am editing in. But when I edit-in-place of a "group", the window name doesnt change,  the "EIP" group just give me a "halo" boundary to indicate that I am EIP in that group.. Is there a skill command that I can use to tell me that I am EIP of a group??

 

Thank you very much for your help

Howard

 

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  • Hi Andrew

    It works!!! Thanks a lot for your help..I love this forum.. It really helps me learning Skill language Here is a small code I wrote to ascend the hierarchy ..

     procedure(Return()
        let(()
           if(leGetEditFigGroup() then
               leReturn()
             else
               geReturn()
           );if
    ))

    w/o the leGetEditFigGroup(), the ascending hier would still let you move upt the hierarchy but you cant no longer select the instance.. You have to kill the opening layout session and reopen again..

    Thanks again Andrew..

    Howard

     

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  • Hi Andrew

    It works!!! Thanks a lot for your help..I love this forum.. It really helps me learning Skill language Here is a small code I wrote to ascend the hierarchy ..

     procedure(Return()
        let(()
           if(leGetEditFigGroup() then
               leReturn()
             else
               geReturn()
           );if
    ))

    w/o the leGetEditFigGroup(), the ascending hier would still let you move upt the hierarchy but you cant no longer select the instance.. You have to kill the opening layout session and reopen again..

    Thanks again Andrew..

    Howard

     

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