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Allegro PCB Editor SKILL TOOLTIPHELP

RenoMike
RenoMike over 2 years ago

Does anyone have an example of a form (.form file) that implements the TOOLTIPHELP functionality?  I've found the HELPTIP example and that works great, but I can't seem to get the TOOLTIPHELP functionality working.

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  • JuanCR
    0 JuanCR over 2 years ago

    Hi. What exactly are you getting when you run the script? 

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  • lunadam
    0 lunadam over 2 years ago

    I can provide you with an example of how the TOOLTIPHELP functionality could be implemented in a form file using a hypothetical software tool:

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    FORM MyForm TITLE "Example Form with TOOLTIPHELP" WIDTH 400 HEIGHT 300 LABEL "First Name:" TEXTBOX txtFirstName TOOLTIPHELP "Enter your first name here." LABEL "Last Name:" TEXTBOX txtLastName TOOLTIPHELP "Enter your last name here." LABEL "Email:" TEXTBOX txtEmail TOOLTIPHELP "Enter your email address here." BUTTON btnSubmit TEXT "Submit" TOOLTIPHELP "Click the Submit button to submit the form." ENDFORM

    In this example, the TOOLTIPHELP keyword is used to specify the tooltip text for each form control that needs help text. The last TOOLTIPHELP keyword specifies the tooltip text for the form itself.

    Again, please note that this is a hypothetical example and the syntax and usage may vary depending on the specific software tool you are using.

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