create a user form

Hello,

i could not help you to write a form using TCL (i honnestly don't know what that is), but did you considered using Skill and the "form language" ?

This video by Cadence is useful to get a grasp of how it is done.
This video by Robert Feranec goes much more in depths and is well explained.

The Algroskill.pdf manual has a chapter concerning the form interface. It is quite obscure but there is useful info in it. You can find algroskill.pdf by going to your Cadence installation folder, then in the doc folder.

Hope it helps

Hello,

i could not help you to write a form using TCL (i honnestly don't know what that is), but did you considered using Skill and the "form language" ?

This video by Cadence is useful to get a grasp of how it is done.
This video by Robert Feranec goes much more in depths and is well explained.

The Algroskill.pdf manual has a chapter concerning the form interface. It is quite obscure but there is useful info in it. You can find algroskill.pdf by going to your Cadence installation folder, then in the doc folder.

Hope it helps

Thank you very much for your reply soll, I didn't explain the previous question very clearly,
In fact I can create the form, the problem I have is:
When I run my tcl script directly, I get the error "Cannot invoke button command: application has been destroyed",
But when I manually open the menu "Accessories::Cadence TclTx Utilities::Utilities" once, and then run my tcl script,
everything works fine. I tried to open the "Accessories::Cadence TclTx Utilities::Utilities" menu first with tcl, but found
This menu does not support opening with tcl scripts. I carefully checked the code corresponding to "Accessories::Cadence TclTx Utilities::Utilities" and did not find any corresponding clue.
If I add "package require Tk" to my code, it will function normally, but there will be create an extra form for no reason, and it cannot be closed or the function will not work properly.

I'm stuck at this step now, any advice is greatly appreciated