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ULP Button or Keystroke Assignment

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I use ULP's often. Like many of us ULP's are one feature that makes Eagle software awesome. However the daunting task of opening a ULP over and over for the most used ULP’s is crazy. I would like a button that I can link to a ULP or assign a ULP to a key stroke.

 

Example: ctrl + f = find.ulp

 

If any knows how this can be done now let me know please.

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  • Am 16.05.2012 18:09, schrieb Gordon Varney:

    I use ULP's often. Like many of us ULP's are one feature that makes Eagle software awesome. However the daunting task of opening a ULP over and over for the most used ULP’s is crazy. I would like a button that I can link to a ULP or assign a ULP to a key stroke.

     

    The MENU command is used for defining buttons, the ASSIGN command is

    used for assigning key strokes, see HELP MENU and HELP ASSIGN.

     

     

    Example: ctrl + f = find.ulp

     

    If any knows how this can be done now let me know please.

     

    Enter this into your command line:

     

    ASSIGN C+F 'RUN find.ulp';

     

    or go to Options -> Assign

     

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  • Am 16.05.2012 18:09, schrieb Gordon Varney:

    I use ULP's often. Like many of us ULP's are one feature that makes Eagle software awesome. However the daunting task of opening a ULP over and over for the most used ULP’s is crazy. I would like a button that I can link to a ULP or assign a ULP to a key stroke.

     

    The MENU command is used for defining buttons, the ASSIGN command is

    used for assigning key strokes, see HELP MENU and HELP ASSIGN.

     

     

    Example: ctrl + f = find.ulp

     

    If any knows how this can be done now let me know please.

     

    Enter this into your command line:

     

    ASSIGN C+F 'RUN find.ulp';

     

    or go to Options -> Assign

     

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