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Not able to close a form

vishwas H A

Hi,

I am trying to write a skill code where it takes form inputs by default and just displays tree directly.

i have written below code,

procedure( create_tree()
let(()

leHiTree()
leTreeForm->treeOption->value="Current to user level"
leTreeForm->userLevel->value= 31
ipcSleep(1)
hiFormDone(leTreeForm)

))

the form takes in values but it is not closing.

tried with regtimer in place of ipc sleep, didn't work.

how to close form(should be same as pressing OK)? 

Thanks in advance,

vishwas 

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Vishwas,

    The issue is that the leHiTree() function is blocking, and so you have to enqueue (or use hiRegTimer with 0) the commands to manipulate the form before the command is launched:

    procedure(CCFcompleteTreeForm()
    leTreeForm->treeOption->value="Current to user level"
    leTreeForm->userLevel->value=31
    hiFormDone(leTreeForm)
)

procedure(CCFcreateTree()
    hiEnqueueCmd("CCFcompleteTreeForm()")
    ;hiRegTimer("CCFcompleteTreeForm()" 0)
    leHiTree()
)

    Alternatively, you could use the code in this article instead: How to print a hierarchy tree of a config based schematic, normal schematic or layout view? (note you need to use the ?useViewSwitching nil for a layout). Depends on whether you want the window displayed or not as to which makes most sense.

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Vishwas,

    The issue is that the leHiTree() function is blocking, and so you have to enqueue (or use hiRegTimer with 0) the commands to manipulate the form before the command is launched:

    procedure(CCFcompleteTreeForm()
    leTreeForm->treeOption->value="Current to user level"
    leTreeForm->userLevel->value=31
    hiFormDone(leTreeForm)
)

procedure(CCFcreateTree()
    hiEnqueueCmd("CCFcompleteTreeForm()")
    ;hiRegTimer("CCFcompleteTreeForm()" 0)
    leHiTree()
)

    Alternatively, you could use the code in this article instead: How to print a hierarchy tree of a config based schematic, normal schematic or layout view? (note you need to use the ?useViewSwitching nil for a layout). Depends on whether you want the window displayed or not as to which makes most sense.

    Andrew.

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  • vishwas H A
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks for quick reply Andrew, it worked like a charm :)

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