Is this possible?
also, is it possible to set any of the attributes of the objects in the ULP api?
UL_WIRE x1,x2,y1,y2 for instance ? - it seems like its not, and I cant see how to use the MOVE command to move a wire around.
Thanks
Rob.
Is this possible?
also, is it possible to set any of the attributes of the objects in the ULP api?
UL_WIRE x1,x2,y1,y2 for instance ? - it seems like its not, and I cant see how to use the MOVE command to move a wire around.
Thanks
Rob.
Hi Rob
No,unfortunately. You can only read them. When you exit the ULP you run
commands directly in the editor from the final exit("commands string") or
fire off a script you can build and save from within your ULP calling the
script the same way i.e. exit(script 'MyScript'). The script will often
have speed advantages.
All the best with the Python approach. I'm interested to see what develops.
Warren
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Hi Rob
No,unfortunately. You can only read them. When you exit the ULP you run
commands directly in the editor from the final exit("commands string") or
fire off a script you can build and save from within your ULP calling the
script the same way i.e. exit(script 'MyScript'). The script will often
have speed advantages.
All the best with the Python approach. I'm interested to see what develops.
Warren
--
Web access to CadSoft support forums at www.eaglecentral.ca. Where the CadSoft EAGLE community meets.
Hi, thanks for getting back,
I currently do use the exit() to execute my scr, but I am unable to see how to move "wires" around with the scr. It seems only certain objects can be move with this command? or am I missing something?
Rob.