How to print text/label on a layout window with an adjustible scale factor

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by SS, Jan 8, 2006.

  1. SS

    SS Guest

    I want to print some text on the top left, top middle and top right of
    a layout window. However I want the font size to be same irrespective
    of the zoom factor or grid . How do I do it.

    thanks,
    Sriram
     
    SS, Jan 8, 2006
    #1
  2. Sriram,

    There's no mechanism for doing this. Labels (either database labels, or probe
    labels, or hilight labels, all require a height in user units - not in pixels.

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Jan 12, 2006
    #2
  3. SS

    SS Guest

    Andrew,
    Thanks. Just curious. The vituoso turbo toolbox
    has this feature. I dont know how this was implemented

    sriram
     
    SS, Jan 13, 2006
    #3
  4. I think it recreates the hilight labels (I think that's what it's using), rather
    than them really scaling...

    I've not looked at the code to find out what it's doing, but I suspect it's
    using some kind of trigger to recreate the labels after every operation.

    Personally I don't like the way that feature of the Turbo Toolbox works... but
    that's just a personal preference (and I can always turn them off, anyway!).

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Jan 14, 2006
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  5. SS

    SS Guest

    Andrew,
    I posted this question earlier seperately. I could'nt find
    answers. Can you tell me how to cycle through the layers and select an
    edge / partial selection. If I use gecycleselectnext iam unable to do
    partial selection as it selects the object in next layer completely.
    I want to do this in order to select an edge from coincident edges.


    thanks,
    Sriram
     
    SS, Jan 17, 2006
    #5
  6. I answered the other question - but this one is slightly different. I don't
    think there's a function to cycle to the next partial selection. That would be
    an enhancement request.

    Not sure if that's what you actually want anyway - perhaps my answer to your
    other question solves your problem?

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Jan 20, 2006
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