virtual hide

The virtual hide command sets a flag in the specified real or virtual signals, so those signals do not appear in the Signals window. This is used when you want to replace an expanded bus with a user-defined bus. You make the signals reappear using the virtual nohide command.

Syntax

virtual hide

[-kind <kind>]|[-region <path>] <signalName>|<pattern>

Arguments

-kind <kind>

Specifies a subset of virtuals to look at. Optional. <kind> can be any of the following: signals, functions, designs, implicits, and explicits. Unique abbreviations are accepted.

-region <path>

Used in place of -kind to specify a region of design space in which to look for the signal names. Optional.

<signalName>|<pattern>

Indicates which signal names or wildcard patterns should be used in finding the signals to hide. Required. Any number of names or wildcard patterns may be used.

See also

virtual nohide, Virtual Objects (User-defined buses, and more)

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