Diagonal wires

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Hugo Miguel Franca Santos, May 19, 2005.

  1. Hi,
    Could someone please explain me how to draw diagonal wires in my schematic?
    Do I have to configure something?
    Thank you,
    Hugo
     
    Hugo Miguel Franca Santos, May 19, 2005
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  2. Just press the right mouse button during drawing of the path
    switches different drawing modes. one can draw diagonal wires :)
     
    Guenther Sohler, May 19, 2005
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  3. I have no problem understanding that such obvious functions get lost in
    the well of functionality that Cadence offer. First of all, the world
    has gotten used to the user interface model of windows. You see that in
    the way kde, which try to be a competitor, closely resembles the way
    windows work.

    If I do not remember wrongly, then Cadence changed some of the keyboard
    shortcuts themselves during the evolution of Composer. Every company has
    their own ideas on bindkeys. (That doesn't have anything to do with this
    particular question) but it explains why the tutorial that I once read
    does not fit the Composer I am using today.

    And then comes the bindkeys between the different Cadence applications...
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, May 21, 2005
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  4. Hugo Miguel Franca Santos

    fogh Guest

    nothing to configure. Just read the tutorial, and you ll learn what a
    right mouse click or an F3 key do.

    I keep being astonished that most people who will use the tool day in
    day out do not make that small investment.
     
    fogh, May 22, 2005
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  5. Hugo Miguel Franca Santos

    fogh Guest

    Your argument on bindkeys is certainly valid. It could be solved by a
    more dynamic help file reader that reflects the current bindkeys,
    instead of showing defaults. Another solution would be that the bindkey
    GUI would display what key is assigned to a function in the default
    setup, rather than showing only the function. Tips or status line that
    document the ^hi ^ge and ^sch ^le or ^lx functions would help too.

    But it is still a fruitful investment to read the tutorial. Even if
    the specifics are different, the clear overview of capabilities and use
    model pays off.
     
    fogh, May 22, 2005
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