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Does allegro free physical viewer support skill?

stillfish

Hi all,

I wonder if allegro free viewer support skill language.

If it does support, is there there any difference or risk ?

I meant if any axl function would be locked or something?

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  • eDave
    Hi, You are correct. There is no interactive Skill available in the physical viewer but it will work via the command window. You can also edit the menus and add your own custom menu commands there. There should be no problems distributing Skill to Viewer users. Just use the allegro.ilinit file and custom menus. Regards, Dave
  • Aneeba
    in reply to eDave

    Hi Dave. I am trying to load a skill file ( with .il extension) but it doesnt work. I have updated the menu file and my sccript name is showinf there. But my question is how do I use the  allegro.ilinit file?

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  • Aneeba
    in reply to eDave

    Hi Dave. I am trying to load a skill file ( with .il extension) but it doesnt work. I have updated the menu file and my sccript name is showinf there. But my question is how do I use the  allegro.ilinit file?

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  • eDave
    in reply to Aneeba

    Create the allegro.ilinit file in your Skill path.

    Add commands here something like this:

    axlCmdRegister("MyCmdName" 'mySkillFunction)
    mySkillFunction.autoload = "MySkillFile.il"

  • Aneeba
    in reply to eDave

    My file is highlight_tx_rx.il. Here I have defined a function  highlight_signals().

    I generated allegro.illinit file with following code 

    axlCmdRegister("MyCmdName" 'highlight_signals)
    mySkillFunction.autoload = "highlight_tx_rx.il"

    I copied this file in my skill path and then when I typed highlight_signals in command prompt it doesnt work.

  • DavidJHutchins
    in reply to Aneeba

    try changing:

        axlCmdRegister("MyCmdName" 'highlight_signals)

    to

        axlCmdRegister("highlight_signals" 'highlight_signals)

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