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nestability limit
Mar 17th, 2009, 12:52pm
 
For years Cadence has given me warnings, stopping work:
Canceling function, exceeds nestability limit of #.

I usually bump up the # in Options menu, but I'd really like to get a fundamental understanding of what the issue is.

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Re: nestability limit
Reply #1 - Mar 17th, 2009, 1:08pm
 
Wave,
You have too many "active" commands. Cadence allows only a max. number of active commands (over all open windows).
Does that help?
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Reply #2 - Mar 17th, 2009, 7:25pm
 
what's an "active" command?
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Reply #3 - Mar 18th, 2009, 8:53am
 
Wave,
I mean commands that wait for user input (e.g. Edit object properties while dialog is open).

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Re: nestability limit
Reply #4 - Mar 22nd, 2009, 11:43pm
 
You need to remember to hit "escape" after commands which are nested, if they're still waiting for input.

A problem I used to see happen (I've not checked whether it is still an issue) is if you have nested commands and then close the window waiting for a prompt - it remains nested, but you no longer have a means of exiting the nested command - and this eats up the nestability stack. If that's still happening (don't have time to test it right now), please report it to Cadence customer support.

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