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SDE-VS User’s Guide (Part 1) Chapter 4 – Visual Modeling Jumping to Shape in Active Diagram 1. With a diagram active, select menu Edit > Jump to Element in Active Diagram..., or press the hotkey Ctrl + J. Figure 4.40 - Select Jump to shape in active diagram 2. The jump to shape pane is shown. If you are uncertain about the name of the shape to jump to, press the Up/Down arrow key to popup the shape list and browse for it there. Figure 4.41 - Shape in the active diagram is shown 3. Upon the selection of an item in the list, extra information like the parent of the selected element is shown. If you keep selecting an item for one second, the corresponding element will be "spotlighted" in the diagram. Figure 4.42 - Spotlight on the diagram when select the shape 4-17
SDE-VS User’s Guide (Part 1) Chapter 4 – Visual Modeling 4-18 4. When the spotlighting is in action, the jump to shape pane will reposition itself to avoid overlapping with the target shape if the Auto position option is selected. Figure 4.43 - Auto position 5. If you know the name of the shape to find, you can type all or part of its name to filter the items in the list to locate the shape faster. Wildcard characters * (all combination of characters) and ? (any one character) can also be used. Figure 4.44 - Filter the shapes 6. With the desired item in the list selected, press the Enter Key. The corresponding element will be selected and centered in the diagram. Figure 4.45 - Auto select the shape and centered in diagram Jumping to Element in Project 1. Select menu Edit > Jump to Element..., or press the hotkey Ctrl + Shift + J. Figure 4.46 - Select Jump to element 2. The 'jump to element' pane is shown. Similar to 'jump to shape' in the active diagram, you can press the Up/Down arrow key to popup the list of elements, and type text to filter the list. But this time the list is filled with all shapes and models in the project, regardless of the diagram they reside in. To let you identify which diagram a selected element comes from, its diagram name is also displayed.
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4. When the spotlighting is in action, the jump to shape pane will reposition itself to avoid overlapping with the target<br />
shape if the Auto position option is selected.<br />
Figure 4.43 - Auto position<br />
5. If you know the name of the shape to find, you can type all or part of its name to filter the items in the list to locate the<br />
shape faster. Wildcard characters * (all combination of characters) and ? (any one character) can also be used.<br />
Figure 4.44 - Filter the shapes<br />
6. With the desired item in the list selected, press the Enter Key. The corresponding element will be selected and<br />
centered in the diagram.<br />
Figure 4.45 - Auto select the shape and centered in diagram<br />
Jumping to Element in Project<br />
1. Select menu Edit > Jump to Element..., or press the hotkey Ctrl + Shift + J.<br />
Figure 4.46 - Select Jump to element<br />
2. The 'jump to element' pane is shown. Similar to 'jump to shape' in the active diagram, you can press the Up/Down<br />
arrow key to popup the list of elements, and type text to filter the list. But this time the list is filled with all shapes and<br />
models in the project, regardless of the diagram they reside in. To let you identify which diagram a selected element<br />
comes from, its diagram name is also displayed.