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Whats the Difference between "le" commands and "hi" commands

Arokia

Whats the difference between "le" commands and "hi" commands.

example of "le" command 

leCreateRuler

example of "he" command

hiZoomWindowAtPoint

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The "le" functions are specific to the "Layout Editor", and the "hi" functions are "Human Interface". They will apply to the Virtuoso interface as a whole, and in the case of hiZoomWindowAtAPoint, will work in any graphical window (so layout, schematic, symbol editor windows). You'll also find Schematic Editor functions "sch", and similarly prefixes used for many other parts of the application programming interface.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The "le" functions are specific to the "Layout Editor", and the "hi" functions are "Human Interface". They will apply to the Virtuoso interface as a whole, and in the case of hiZoomWindowAtAPoint, will work in any graphical window (so layout, schematic, symbol editor windows). You'll also find Schematic Editor functions "sch", and similarly prefixes used for many other parts of the application programming interface.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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