property wave

The property wave command changes one or more properties of the specified signal, net or register in the Wave window. The properties correspond to those you can set by selecting Edit > Signal Properties (Wave window). At least one argument must be used.

Syntax

property wave

[-window <wname>] [-color <color>] [-format <format>] [-height <number>] [-offset <number>] [-radix <radix>] [-scale <float>] <pattern>

Arguments

-window <wname>

Specifies a particular Wave window when multiple instances of the window exist (e.g., wave2). Optional. If no window is specified the default window is used; the default window is determined by the most recent invocation of the view command.

-color <color>

Specifies the color to be used for the waveform. Optional.

-format <format>

The waveform <format> can be expressed as:

  analog

Displays a waveform whose height and position is determined by the -scale and -offset values (shown below). Optional.

  literal

Displays the waveform as a box containing the item value (if the value fits the space available). Optional.

  logic

Displays values as 0, 1, X, or Z. Optional.

-height <number>

Specifies the height (in pixels) of the waveform. Optional.

-offset <number>

Specifies the waveform position offset in pixels. Valid only when -format is specified as analog. Optional.

-radix <radix>

The <radix> can be expressed as: Symbolic, Bin, Oct, Dec, Hex, or Def. Choosing symbolic means that item values are not translated. Optional. Def stands for default radix which is set using the radix command.

-scale <float>

Specifies the waveform scale relative to the unscaled size value of 1. Valid only when format is specified as analog. Optional.

<pattern>

Specifies a name or wildcard pattern to match the full path names of the signals, nets or registers for which you are defining the property change. Required.

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