I wonder if it's possible to delete a complete layer that is in use,
in this case it's the CenterDrill 116 layer created by the drill-aid script.
//Greg.
I wonder if it's possible to delete a complete layer that is in use,
in this case it's the CenterDrill 116 layer created by the drill-aid script.
//Greg.
Greg schrieb:
I wonder if it's possible to delete a complete layer that is in use,
in this case it's the CenterDrill 116 layer created by the drill-aid script.
//Greg.
Very easy. Display layer 116 only, group the whole area and delete
everything. Now the layer is empty and you can delete it 
--
Gruß
Jörn
Yeah well 
I find it annoying to have to re-select all layers I want active again,
wondering if there's a faster way...
"Joern Paschedag" <jpaschedag@t-online.de> wrote in message news:gffomo$kce$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...
Greg schrieb:
I wonder if it's possible to delete a complete layer that is in use,
in this case it's the CenterDrill 116 layer created by the drill-aid script.
//Greg.
Very easy. Display layer 116 only, group the whole area and delete everything. Now the layer is empty and you can delete it
--
Gruß
Jörn
"Greg" <ash_4@gravitywell.org> wrote in message
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Yeah well
I find it annoying to have to re-select all layers I want
active again,
wondering if there's a faster way...
What a good idea! It would be a nice time saver if we had some more buttons
attached to the Display icon: remember current selected layers being
displayed, restore display of those remembered layers, clear/delete (but
with intent verification!) current selected layers.
Yeah well
I find it annoying to have to re-select all layers I want active again,
wondering if there's a faster way...
What a good idea! It would be a nice time saver if we had some more buttons attached to the Display icon: remember current
selected layers being displayed, restore display of those remembered layers, clear/delete (but with intent verification!) current
selected layers.
Kind'a like a calculator's 'memory +' and 'memory recall' ....
Greg schrieb:
Yeah well
I find it annoying to have to re-select all layers I want active again,
wondering if there's a faster way...
What a good idea! It would be a nice time saver if we had some more buttons attached to the Display icon: remember current
selected layers being displayed, restore display of those remembered layers, clear/delete (but with intent verification!) current
selected layers.
Kind'a like a calculator's 'memory +' and 'memory recall' ....
As I just posted in your request in the suggest group:
Did you try the aliases for the display command?
You can save a certain layer combination under any name (alias).
Now use the right mouse button to select the aliases from the
DISPLAY icon's context menu. There also exists the GRID LAST
function.
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards
Richard Hammerl
CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/faq.htm
Richard Hammerl schrieb:
Greg schrieb:
Yeah well
I find it annoying to have to re-select all layers I want active again,
wondering if there's a faster way...
What a good idea! It would be a nice time saver if we had some more buttons attached to the Display icon: remember current
selected layers being displayed, restore display of those remembered layers, clear/delete (but with intent verification!) current
selected layers.
Kind'a like a calculator's 'memory +' and 'memory recall' ....
As I just posted in your request in the suggest group:
Did you try the aliases for the display command?
You can save a certain layer combination under any name (alias).
Now use the right mouse button to select the aliases from the
DISPLAY icon's context menu. There also exists the GRID LAST
function.
^^^^^^^^
Sorry, of course DISPLAY LAST not GRID LAST
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards
Richard Hammerl
CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/faq.htm
Joern Paschedag pravi:
Greg schrieb:
I wonder if it's possible to delete a complete layer that is in use,
in this case it's the CenterDrill 116 layer created by the drill-aid
script.
//Greg.
Very easy. Display layer 116 only, group the whole area and delete
everything. Now the layer is empty and you can delete it
Just use drill-aid-delete.ulp and voila...
Slavko.
"Richard Hammerl" <ric@cadsoft.de> wrote in message
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Richard Hammerl schrieb:
Greg schrieb:
Yeah well
I find it annoying to have to re-select all layers I
want active again,
wondering if there's a faster way...
What a good idea! It would be a nice time saver if we had some more
buttons attached to the Display icon: remember current
selected layers being displayed, restore display of those remembered
layers, clear/delete (but with intent verification!) current
selected layers.
Kind'a like a calculator's 'memory +' and 'memory recall' ....
As I just posted in your request in the suggest group:
Did you try the aliases for the display command?
You can save a certain layer combination under any name (alias).
Now use the right mouse button to select the aliases from the
DISPLAY icon's context menu. There also exists the GRID LAST
function.
^^^^^^^^
Sorry, of course DISPLAY LAST not GRID LAST
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards
Richard Hammerl
CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
That's really nice. Never right-clicked the Display icon before. Eagle does
just about everything. 
Slavko schrieb:
Joern Paschedag pravi:
Greg schrieb:
I wonder if it's possible to delete a complete layer that is in use,
in this case it's the CenterDrill 116 layer created by the drill-aid
script.
//Greg.
Very easy. Display layer 116 only, group the whole area and delete
everything. Now the layer is empty and you can delete it
Just use drill-aid-delete.ulp and voila...
Slavko.
I certainly missed that one, as obviously others did too.
Thank you.
--
Gruß / regards
Jörn
Too bad display last isn't implemented in 4.16 
Am a bit too poor to purchase even the non-profit license right now...
So I have to stick to 4.16...
//Greg
