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bindkey to move selected object

mctang

Hi All,

I want to create my own bindkey to use key 5/6/7/8 to move a select object left/right/up/down, and the moving distance is 0.005 upon each key-pressing.

eg, if I press key ‘5’, the selected(highlighted) object will move up 0.005, press ‘6’ will move it down 0.005, etc.

 

Currently in Virtuoso, we can only move the object by dragging the mouse.  But I’m used to use bindkey in other layout tools, and I want to do the same in Virtuoso.

 

I myself tried following , but it didn’t work (it always popped out Move window which I do not like) :

 

procedure( leMoveObj(deltx delty)

    leHiMove()

    le0MoveForm->moveXField->value=deltx

    le0MoveForm->moveYField->value=delty

    _leApplyDeltaCB(hiGetCurrentWindow())

)

 

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>5" "leMoveObj(-0.005 0)")

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>6" "leMoveObj(0.005 0)")

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>7" "leMoveObj(0 0.005)")

hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>8" "leMoveObj(0 -0.005)")

Any suggestion ?

Thanks,

ManChak

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  • mctang

    Hi Andrew and Ramakrishnan,

    Thank you for your suggestions. I modified Andrew 's code "dbMoveFig(obj nil xform)". It works well now. (Moderator note: corrected Andrew's original code to add the missing argument)

    Thanks,

    ManChak

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  • mctang

    Hi Andrew and Ramakrishnan,

    Thank you for your suggestions. I modified Andrew 's code "dbMoveFig(obj nil xform)". It works well now. (Moderator note: corrected Andrew's original code to add the missing argument)

    Thanks,

    ManChak

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