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Quartus II

Altera_Forum
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‎02-29-2012 03:20 AM
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I have a question about the quartus II. 

 

There is handler like +/- on the quartus tool’s window. 

When I steer it +, it opens the area as related contencts each statement at once. 

And when I steer it -, it closes the area as related contents each statement at once. 

 

However, eventhough I want remain it close after saving the code, 

It would be opened after I open the source again. 

 

How could I remain the condition? 

 

I am looking forward you to reply it as soon as you can. 

 

Thank you. 

 

 

Best Regards 

 

Lukas Park. 

 

Better the last smile than the first laughter.
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Altera_Forum
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‎02-29-2012 02:26 PM
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I don't think it stores that information. It can't store it with the HDL file, since they are just text files, and I don't think it keeps a "view" of each file it's opened. (That could get messy to store too, as I don't think users want it in the .qsf, they don't want another project file, and hence it would be in the /db, which is often too large to carry around.) I'm sure it's do-able, but don't see that feature being used very much nor being asked to preserve the view.

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