T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

Main Concepts of System Operation
Context menu for dialog input boxes
When working with dialog boxes, an additional set of commands is available in context menus. A context
menu can be called by placing cursor within an input box of the dialog and right-clicking :
Undo. Undoes the last change.
Cut . Cuts selected text to clipboard.
Copy . Copies selected text to clipboard.
Paste . Pastes text from clipboard.
Delete . Deletes selected text.
Select All . Selects all text in the current input box.
Insert Symbol… . Inserts a symbol from a special
symbol table. The symbol code is actually entered in the input
box instead of the symbol itself, for example, %%066 for the
diameter symbol.
This may be used for entering symbols in some textual input boxes.
The data from these boxes will be inserted in the drawing. See,
for example, the “Text before dimension” input box.
Repeat Symbol . Inserts last symbol again.
Insert Variable… . Inserts an existing variable from list.
The variable name is inserted in the input box in braces. The
drawing will display the actual value of the variable. The variable
values can be changed in the variable editor or, in some cases,
directly on the drawing (see the section “Paragraph text” of the
“Text” chapter).
Dictionary . Inserts text from dictionary. For detailed information, see the topic “Working with
dictionary” of the “Text” chapter.
Insert Fraction… . Inserting the fraction into the
dialog box. Can be used, for instance, for assigning the content of
text fields in dimensions, leader notes, text, etc.
Upon calling the command the window of an auxiliary dialog is
displayed for setting the parameters of the fraction.
Edit Value List… . Value lists can be created for the dialog
input boxes. The lists are preset for some boxes, for example, the
input boxes “Datum” and “Value” in the “GD&T Symbol
Parameters” dialog box. The command brings up a window for
editing the values list.
The list can be divided into columns. Entries in a column can be
grouped between horizontal dividers.
Insert Value to List . This command adds the current value
from the dialog input box into the list. If the list did not exist, it
will be created.
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