mouseAddPt() force

oghdayan <oghdayan_AT@xs4all_dot.nl> wrote in message news:<41115959$0$77504$e4fe514c@dreader9.news.xs4all.nl>...
Bob Moore wrote:
hi...

How can I force the Left Mouse Button to be in a mouseAddPt() mode, from my skill
code.

I optimistically called mouseAddPt() but it doesn't do the trick.

F.ex after I select a menu item it's mode switches to mouseAddPt().
After I click once in window it goes back to mouseSingleSelectPt() mode.

I want to switch it to mouseAddPt() without selecting the menu item again.

Is this possible ????????????????????????????????????????


My window is Virtuoso Schematic Editing window.
Not exactly what you ask but you can try these:
-options->editor "modal" on
-right click to repeat last command

Well this does the trick, maybe a little too 'mousy'. But thanks!!
I am trying to probe a bunch of nets by doing click click click on the nets in
the schematic.
 
"S. Badel" <stephane.badel@REMOVETHISepfl.ch> wrote in message news:<4111efd3$1@epflnews.epfl.ch>...
Hi,

not sure at all what you're willing to do.

mouseAddPt() is a function you set as a bindkey.
When bound to a key, pressing this key acts as
pressing the mouse button. "staying in mouseAddPt
mode" doesn't make any sense to me, as you have to
move the mouse to a point before calling mouseAddPt
to input that point.

if you want to collect points user enters with the
mouse, you should use enterPoints() instead or any
other enterFunction.

stéphane

Bob Moore wrote:

hi...

How can I force the Left Mouse Button to be in a mouseAddPt() mode, from my skill
code.

I optimistically called mouseAddPt() but it doesn't do the trick.

F.ex after I select a menu item it's mode switches to mouseAddPt().
After I click once in window it goes back to mouseSingleSelectPt() mode.

I want to switch it to mouseAddPt() without selecting the menu item again.

Is this possible ????????????????????????????????????????


My window is Virtuoso Schematic Editing window.
Want to grab the name of the nets by clicking on them one after the other.....
Thanks.
 
"S. Badel" <stephane.badel@REMOVETHISepfl.ch> wrote in message news:<4111efd3$1@epflnews.epfl.ch>...
Hi,

not sure at all what you're willing to do.

mouseAddPt() is a function you set as a bindkey.
When bound to a key, pressing this key acts as
pressing the mouse button. "staying in mouseAddPt
mode" doesn't make any sense to me, as you have to
move the mouse to a point before calling mouseAddPt
to input that point.

if you want to collect points user enters with the
mouse, you should use enterPoints() instead or any
other enterFunction.

stéphane

Bob Moore wrote:

hi...

How can I force the Left Mouse Button to be in a mouseAddPt() mode, from my skill
code.

I optimistically called mouseAddPt() but it doesn't do the trick.

F.ex after I select a menu item it's mode switches to mouseAddPt().
After I click once in window it goes back to mouseSingleSelectPt() mode.

I want to switch it to mouseAddPt() without selecting the menu item again.

Is this possible ????????????????????????????????????????


My window is Virtuoso Schematic Editing window.
Want to grab the name of the nets by clicking on them one after the other.....
Thanks.
 
oghdayan <oghdayan_AT@xs4all_dot.nl> wrote in message news:<41115959$0$77504$e4fe514c@dreader9.news.xs4all.nl>...
Bob Moore wrote:
hi...

How can I force the Left Mouse Button to be in a mouseAddPt() mode, from my skill
code.

I optimistically called mouseAddPt() but it doesn't do the trick.

F.ex after I select a menu item it's mode switches to mouseAddPt().
After I click once in window it goes back to mouseSingleSelectPt() mode.

I want to switch it to mouseAddPt() without selecting the menu item again.

Is this possible ????????????????????????????????????????


My window is Virtuoso Schematic Editing window.
Not exactly what you ask but you can try these:
-options->editor "modal" on
-right click to repeat last command

Well this does the trick, maybe a little too 'mousy'. But thanks!!
I am trying to probe a bunch of nets by doing click click click on the nets in
the schematic.
 

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