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How do I uncheck "Process statement" from sidebar in Simvision?

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Hi Cadence, 

I use latest ncsim and run a large design. I use sidebar to quickly select signals and send to waveform. 

My VHDL design is so large that there are tens of "unnamed processes" and "process statements" at the same hierarchy as submodules. 

Each time starting ncsim I need to go to Sidebar Options and uncheck these two options in order to make "scope" easier to browse. 

Are there any ways to make ncsim uncheck these by default? I noticed the setting is not stored in svcf command scripts. 

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  • In addition to Colin's Tcl-based solution, I'd like to point out an important point about setting preferences in SimVision: if you use the main menu Edit->Preferences, then make changes there. If you use the "OK" button, the changes are saved in the ~/.simvision/settings file and will be used every time you start SimVision. I do see a lot of folks using the cog wheel in the side bar, to open the preferences dialog, this way of doing it does NOT save the changes, so the changes are lost each time you quit SimVision.

    Note also that in the Edit->Preferences dialog, you can search for words, so typing "process" would filter and highlight all the settings associated with processes, to make them easier to find.

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  • In addition to Colin's Tcl-based solution, I'd like to point out an important point about setting preferences in SimVision: if you use the main menu Edit->Preferences, then make changes there. If you use the "OK" button, the changes are saved in the ~/.simvision/settings file and will be used every time you start SimVision. I do see a lot of folks using the cog wheel in the side bar, to open the preferences dialog, this way of doing it does NOT save the changes, so the changes are lost each time you quit SimVision.

    Note also that in the Edit->Preferences dialog, you can search for words, so typing "process" would filter and highlight all the settings associated with processes, to make them easier to find.

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