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Open ADE-XL in graphical mode via SKILL

mschw
mschw over 7 years ago

Hello,

is there a SKILL command  to open a ADE-XL view, so that a new ADE-XL window will be shown? So basically I need the underlaying SKILL command when someone double-clicks on a ADE-XL view in the Library-Manager.

Kind regards,

Matthias

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  • mschw
    mschw over 7 years ago

    Ok, I found it out myself.It can be done using e.g. geOpen(?lib "myLib" ?cell "myCell" ?view "adexl").

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  • mschw
    mschw over 7 years ago in reply to mschw
    When an ADE-XL view is opened, it can be opened either in read mode or in edit mode. Is it possible to toggle between these two options in an already opened ADE-XL view? (similar to the function File-> Make editable / File-> Make read-only within the schematic or layout editor). Since this is not a graphics window, the function geChangeEditMode ("r") cannot be used.
    Kind regards,
    Matthias
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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 7 years ago in reply to mschw

    No. There is a large number of requests for this, but unfortunately it's a considerable amount of work to enable it. The database and structures are a lot more complicated than in schematic and layout, and changing the mode on the fly is much harder.

    Not sure it's currently planned - but it is often requested.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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