Hi,
Top and bottom layers can be referred to by the built in constants
LAYER_TOP and LAYER_BOTTOM but how do you refer to inner layers?
Thanks.
Keith
Hi,
Top and bottom layers can be referred to by the built in constants
LAYER_TOP and LAYER_BOTTOM but how do you refer to inner layers?
Thanks.
Keith
Keith Raper wrote:
Hi,
Top and bottom layers can be referred to by the built in constants
LAYER_TOP and LAYER_BOTTOM but how do you refer to inner layers?
Thanks.
Keith
Route2
....
Route15
See HELP LAYER or the manual
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Keith Raper wrote:
Hi,
Top and bottom layers can be referred to by the built in constants
LAYER_TOP and LAYER_BOTTOM but how do you refer to inner layers?
Thanks.
Keith
Route2
....
Route15
See HELP LAYER or the manual
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On 24/01/2013 18:18, Warren Brayshaw wrote:
Keith Raper wrote:
Hi,
Top and bottom layers can be referred to by the built in constants
LAYER_TOP and LAYER_BOTTOM but how do you refer to inner layers?
Thanks.
Keith
Route2
....
Route15
See HELP LAYER or the manual
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Warren,
Thanks for the reply but that doesn't work. The error is "unknown
identifier 'Route2'". If you use "LAYER_ROUTE2" you get "unknown
identifier 'LAYER_ROUTE2'" (and for pretty much any combination I have
been able to think of).
I haven't been able to find anything in the help or the manual about how
to refer to the inner layers in a ULP. For some reason it doesn't seem
to be the same as "name" or "Layer_name" normally used to refer to the
layer, even though "layer_top" and "layer_bottom" works.
Keith