how to assign a command

vinny wrote:

When I had used Protel and manualy route board, hen I press * key the layer

change from bottom to top and vice versa and automaticaly put via in place.

Now I wonder is it possible to achive this action in Eagle too?

 

 

Options: Assign

designate the keystroke you wish

ex:  Ctrl-T for me clears all layers, shows the TOP layer, Tplace,

torigins, tnames, pads, vias, unroutes, reference, holes, and dimension

layers

the command is shown below

display NONE TOP Tplace torigins tnames pads vias unroute reference

holes dimension

essentially, you assign a command line type script to a specified

keystroke.  This allows for a great deal of flexibility and power in

Eagle.  Learn the command line instructions and you can do anything with

  "assign"

plus, FYI

search the forum prior to posting.  Repeat queries (such as this one)

ruffle some feathers

Ted75zcar

vinny wrote:

When I had used Protel and manualy route board, hen I press * key the layer

change from bottom to top and vice versa and automaticaly put via in place.

Now I wonder is it possible to achive this action in Eagle too?

 

 

Options: Assign

designate the keystroke you wish

ex:  Ctrl-T for me clears all layers, shows the TOP layer, Tplace,

torigins, tnames, pads, vias, unroutes, reference, holes, and dimension

layers

the command is shown below

display NONE TOP Tplace torigins tnames pads vias unroute reference

holes dimension

essentially, you assign a command line type script to a specified

keystroke.  This allows for a great deal of flexibility and power in

Eagle.  Learn the command line instructions and you can do anything with

  "assign"

plus, FYI

search the forum prior to posting.  Repeat queries (such as this one)

ruffle some feathers

Ted75zcar

Hay,

I had tried to work out this thing but I have no success. Can you give me

some detailed instructions? Or full command...?

HND

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vinny wrote:

When I had used Protel and manualy route board, hen I press * key the

layer change from bottom to top and vice versa and automaticaly put via

in place. Now I wonder is it possible to achive this action in Eagle too?

Options: Assign

 

designate the keystroke you wish

 

ex:  Ctrl-T for me clears all layers, shows the TOP layer, Tplace,

torigins, tnames, pads, vias, unroutes, reference, holes, and dimension

layers

 

the command is shown below

 

display NONE TOP Tplace torigins tnames pads vias unroute reference holes

dimension

 

essentially, you assign a command line type script to a specified

keystroke.  This allows for a great deal of flexibility and power in

Eagle.  Learn the command line instructions and you can do anything with

"assign"

 

plus, FYI

 

search the forum prior to posting.  Repeat queries (such as this one)

ruffle some feathers

 

Ted75zcar