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Hide the window after using command "exportNetList" in ASC

Gelzone 3 days ago

I call exportNetList not only by manually but also with tcl script, and it will show a message window to tell me where the netlist saved.
Can I hide the window or any way to close the window automatically?

BTW, can I change the output path for the netlist file? I found it always generated at <//output/sch_name/packaged/>.

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0 CadAP 2 days ago

Gelzone

cps::setSuppressDialog 1
This will suppress all the pop up messages for current session. Executing same command with value 0 will re-enable pop up messages:
cps::setSuppressDialog 0

Try and let me know your inputs
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0 Gelzone 2 days ago in reply to CadAP

I used the .cpm file as my input and it worked when I used exportNetList command.

But when I tried another related command such as exportPhysical, it seems the procedure did not work normally (it just generated pstcmdb.dat, not the pstdedb.cdsz). I ensured that I got the complete compressed file if I copy and paste the command manually.

But it's not my primary problem. It's enough the cps::setSuppressDialog 1 can work on exportNetList.
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0 Gelzone 2 days ago in reply to CadAP

I used the .cpm file as my input and it worked when I used exportNetList command.

But when I tried another related command such as exportPhysical, it seems the procedure did not work normally (it just generated pstcmdb.dat, not the pstdedb.cdsz). I ensured that I got the complete compressed file if I copy and paste the command manually.

But it's not my primary problem. It's enough the cps::setSuppressDialog 1 can work on exportNetList.
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