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Find nested commands

psill00 over 12 years ago

Is there a way to find the nested commands?

skillUser over 12 years ago

I am sorry, but do you realise how vague your question is? Please clarify and you may get a useful answer. Please read the forum guidelines.
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psill00 over 12 years ago

Sorry about that.
Is there a way to find the nested commands in Layout/Schematic session.
Current number and name of commands nested:
A particular window that has the commands nested.
Canceling all nested commands.
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Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

I don't believe so (for any of these).
Andrew.
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psill00 over 12 years ago

Do know how well it works, but just something I have messing around with

foreach(win hiGetWindowList() printf("%s " win) println(hiGetCurrentCmd(win)))
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dmay over 12 years ago

If you have a skillDev license (Skill Development), you can try using the stacktrace() command.
stacktrace(
[ g_unevaluated ]
[ x_depth ]
[ x_skip ]
[ p_port ]
)
=> x_result
Prints the functions on the stack and their arguments to the depth specified, or to the bottom of the stack.
Derek
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