Virtual Hierarchy Shortcut Command Menu Table
The table below details the shortcut menu commands that are supported for virtual hierarchies and virtual hierarchy clones. When invoked from the Navigator assistant, the Virtual shortcut menu displays an additional command, Show Content. The shortcut menu of a virtual hierarchy clone also supports a few additional commands, irrespective of how the menu is invoked.
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Switch the Navigator assistant Summary pane view to show the contents inside the selected virtual hierarchy. |
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Delete the area boundary around the virtual hierarchy group and display the components as individual objects at the top level. Any virtual hierarchies that exist inside the ungrouped virtual hierarchy continue to exist as a virtual hierarchy group at the top level. |
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Resize the virtual hierarchy at the top level and create boundaries at any level. See Adjust Boundary Form. |
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Automatically places all instances inside an area boundary. See Automatic Placement. |
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Check and report mismatches between the schematic and layout views of the virtual hierarchy currently being edited in place. |
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Updates the components from source for the virtual hierarchies selected at the top level or for the ones available on Edit In Place to update any mismatches in the selected set. |
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Creates a new cellview and replaces the virtual hierarchy with an instance of this cellview. See Make Cell Form. |
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Deletes all virtual pins from selected virtual hierarchies. See lxDeleteVirtualPins. |
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Replaces the selected virtual hierarchy with the layout master that exists on disk. |
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Set the Placement Status of the selected virtual hierarchy and virtual hierarchy clones to Fixed, Locked, or None. Fixed and Locked maintain the original placement of the selected virtual hierarchies and virtual hierarchy clones. None keeps the contents of the virtual hierarchy flexible for placement. |
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Choose Increment to increase the display depth for all the selected virtual hierarchies. Choose Decrement to decrease the display depth for all the selected virtual hierarchies. Choose Set Default Display Depth to set the Default display depth to 0 and deselect all the objects that were previously selected. See Virtual Hierarchy Display Controls. Choose Highlight to highlight the selected virtual group contents or the selected instances inside the virtual group in the chosen color. |
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Create virtual hierarchy clones belonging to the same master for the selected, generated virtual hierarchy. If the clone family was broken or any new clones were generated since the clone family was last updated, you can use the Reclone command to update the clone family. Select any of the clone sources to reclone all the clone family members belonging to the same master. You can also use the command to add Modgens to an existing virtual hierarchy clone. |
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Update the status of the selected virtual hierarchy clone family, rename the clone family, remove a clone from the family, create and remove clone families, and add a group to an existing family. |
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Select all the members of the selected virtual hierarchy clone family. |
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Remove the selected virtual hierarchy clone from the virtual hierarchy clone family. |
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Select external nets that have virtual pins as local nets for the selected virtual hierarchy. |
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