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Ctrl fails to execute

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I am trying to bind a command to Ctrl but the command does not get called. I can bind this to other DrawThrus but not Ctrl. I see that the binding took when I check with hiGetBindKey. I can see that the ctrl press gets through too as the mouse clicks change to the ctrl bindings. Anyone have an idea why this would not take? Thanks


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by steven.labarre
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  • This is sourcelink solution 11249750 - if you can access sourcelink.cadence.com take a look there.

    Essentially it's a bug, and you need to also define the bindkey for Ctrl Btn2Down - can be a dummy SKILL expression that gets evaluated (e.g. "t").

    The same thing happens with shift modifiers, and in fact happens for all mouse drawthrus (1,2,3) - but you don't normally notice it for the other two, because they usually have the BtnXDown bindkeys defined.

    It's fixed in IC610 - there will not be a need to define the Btn2Down binding with the same modifier then.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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  • This is sourcelink solution 11249750 - if you can access sourcelink.cadence.com take a look there.

    Essentially it's a bug, and you need to also define the bindkey for Ctrl Btn2Down - can be a dummy SKILL expression that gets evaluated (e.g. "t").

    The same thing happens with shift modifiers, and in fact happens for all mouse drawthrus (1,2,3) - but you don't normally notice it for the other two, because they usually have the BtnXDown bindkeys defined.

    It's fixed in IC610 - there will not be a need to define the Btn2Down binding with the same modifier then.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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