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Stefan Robert
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Thu Nov 11, 2004 2:25 am Post subject:
Edit the Way your layers appear dialog |
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Hi,
I have a little annoying problem with Cadence. Each time I quit
Cadence, I am reminded that Cadence detected that I changed the way my
layers appears. The original message in the window is the following:
You have edited the way your layers appear. The layer display
information is stored in a display .drf file. Do you want to save your
changes?
Although, this is very nice of Cadence to remind me this... The problem
I have is that I see this message everytime I quit Cadence, and I never
changed the way my layers appear. And I always have to click "Cancel"
for this message. I guess there must be a file somewere either missing
or badly configured.
Does someone know a way to get rid of this message and/or making it
behave correctly? Can someone give me a idea of what I should check to
get rid of this?
Thanks
Stefan Robert
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Ralf Geiger
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Thu Nov 11, 2004 7:28 pm Post subject:
Re: Edit the Way your layers appear dialog |
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Stefan Robert schrieb:
| Quote: | Hi,
I have a little annoying problem with Cadence. Each time I quit
Cadence, I am reminded that Cadence detected that I changed the way my
layers appears. The original message in the window is the following:
You have edited the way your layers appear. The layer display
information is stored in a display .drf file. Do you want to save your
changes?
Although, this is very nice of Cadence to remind me this... The problem
I have is that I see this message everytime I quit Cadence, and I never
changed the way my layers appear. And I always have to click "Cancel"
for this message. I guess there must be a file somewere either missing
or badly configured.
Does someone know a way to get rid of this message and/or making it
behave correctly? Can someone give me a idea of what I should check to
get rid of this?
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How do you load your display.drf
In our Designkits we had the same problem.
If you load your display in a .cdsinit the following way:
drLoadDrf("display.drf")
then you have your problem,
doing it that way:
drLoadDrf("display.drf" nil)
should be fine.
Cheers
Ralf |
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Stefan Robert
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Fri Nov 12, 2004 8:41 pm Post subject:
Re: Edit the Way your layers appear dialog |
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Ralf,
thank you very much, this was exactly the problem.
Stefan
On 2004-11-11 09:28:32 -0500, Ralf Geiger <news@murgs.org> said:
| Quote: | Stefan Robert schrieb:
Hi,
I have a little annoying problem with Cadence. Each time I quit
Cadence, I am reminded that Cadence detected that I changed the way my
layers appears. The original message in the window is the following:
You have edited the way your layers appear. The layer display
information is stored in a display .drf file. Do you want to save your
changes?
Although, this is very nice of Cadence to remind me this... The problem
I have is that I see this message everytime I quit Cadence, and I never
changed the way my layers appear. And I always have to click "Cancel"
for this message. I guess there must be a file somewere either missing
or badly configured.
Does someone know a way to get rid of this message and/or making it
behave correctly? Can someone give me a idea of what I should check to
get rid of this?
How do you load your display.drf
In our Designkits we had the same problem.
If you load your display in a .cdsinit the following way:
drLoadDrf("display.drf")
then you have your problem,
doing it that way:
drLoadDrf("display.drf" nil)
should be fine.
Cheers
Ralf |
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