T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design
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Customizing Drawing “Preferences” Tab Marked variable editor. This parameter defines the means of editing external variables in the command “M: Model Parameters”. If “Internal Editor” is set, the model variables are edited using the “Variables Editor” built in the T-FLEX CAD system. If “Program” is set, you can define a means of editing model of your own. This implies the user writing a custom application for editing external variables. An example of such application is the format creation functionality that provides a dialog box for filling in the format template. For more information, see the document “…T- FLEX CAD\Documents\ActiveX T- FLEX CAD.pdf”. Pages. This option is used if a custom dialog is created in the document, containing parameters to edit external variables. The document pages to be displayed in the dialog window must be checked in the list of pages. If there are “Dialog”-type pages in the document that were created within the command “TR: Create Control”, then this parameter setting is applied automatically, and the respective page is marked in the list. A detailed description of creating a custom dialog and its handling techniques are provided in the chapter “Control Elements. Creating User Defined Dialog Boxes”. Insert Fragment on new Page creation. In the provided input box, enter the path to the fragment to be automatically inserted upon new page creation. If the fragment is a multi-page document, then the first page will be inserted. This parameter is defined automatically when creating BOM. The information box below this parameter input box displays the full path to the specified fragment. Save active window settings in model file. Setting this parameter allows saving the latest settings of the current drawing window in a file. For example, if you divided the window into two panes, one of which contains the 3D model, then after loading the file, the sizes and locations will be restored. “Transparent” Text editing. Setting this attribute allows to edit paragraph text right after clicking the element with . If the attribute is not set, then only the variables inserted in the paragraph text can be edited in this way. Dynamic Fragment Editing. When this parameter is set, dynamic regeneration of the model and redrawing of the image occur upon inserting and editing 2D fragments. This makes the work with fragments clearer, however, this is not suitable for drawings with large number of elements since it slows down the work. The “Configurations” group defines the system behavior on saving a document with configurations. The following modes are possible when document saved: - Ask about saving – if the document contains outdated configurations, then the user will be asked at the time of saving the document, whether or not to save configurations. 165
Fundamentals. Two-Dimensional Design 166 - Save all configurations – on saving the document, all configurations will be regenerated and saved automatically. - Don’t save configurations. [Fragment…] button brings up a dialog box for defining the fragment attributes on inserting the document as a fragment. Insert using Priority value. Setting this attribute allows to define a priority value to be assigned to the fragment on inserting into an assembly drawing. Disable Edit In Place. When set, editing this document in the assembly context is prohibited. Enable Draggers on Edit. If set, the draggers will be enabled for this assembled 2D fragment in the fragment editing mode. The draggers allow modifying the external variables of the fragment by using the mouse. Don’t show Variables List on Edit. This option hides “Preview” and “Variables List” flags in the fragment parameters dialog box on editing. The option works only for the custom dialog boxes of fragment variables. Use Status of. This parameter allows specifying what settings of the drawing will be used upon inserting the given document into the assembly as a fragment: Default. The default settings specified in the assembly for the parameters of the 2D fragment will be used; Fragment Document. The settings of the current document will be used; Current Document. The settings of the assembly drawing will be used. Default Fixing Vector. This parameter sets the main fixing vector used upon insertion of the given document as a 2D fragment. This parameter duplicates the corresponding flag in the properties of the fixing vector.
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Customizing Drawing<br />
“Preferences” Tab<br />
Marked variable editor. This parameter defines the<br />
means of editing external variables in the command<br />
“M: Model Parameters”.<br />
If “Internal Editor” is set, the model variables are<br />
edited using the “Variables Editor” built in the<br />
T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> system.<br />
If “Program” is set, you can define a means of<br />
editing model of your own. This implies the user<br />
writing a custom application for editing external<br />
variables. An example of such application is the<br />
format creation functionality that provides a dialog<br />
box for filling in the format template.<br />
For more information, see the document “…T-<br />
<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong>\Documents\ActiveX T-<br />
<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong>.pdf”.<br />
Pages. This option is used if a custom dialog is created in<br />
the document, containing parameters to edit external<br />
variables. The document pages to be displayed in the<br />
dialog window must be checked in the list of pages.<br />
If there are “Dialog”-type pages in the document that were created within the command “TR: Create<br />
Control”, then this parameter setting is applied automatically, and the respective page is marked in the<br />
list.<br />
A detailed description of creating a custom dialog and its handling techniques are provided in the<br />
chapter “Control Elements. Creating User Defined Dialog Boxes”.<br />
Insert Fragment on new Page creation. In the provided input box, enter the path to the fragment to be<br />
automatically inserted upon new page creation. If the fragment is a multi-page document, then the first<br />
page will be inserted. This parameter is defined automatically when creating BOM.<br />
The information box below this parameter input box displays the full path to the specified fragment.<br />
Save active window settings in model file. Setting this parameter allows saving the latest settings of the<br />
current drawing window in a file. For example, if you divided the window into two panes, one of which<br />
contains the 3D model, then after loading the file, the sizes and locations will be restored.<br />
“Transparent” Text editing. Setting this attribute allows to edit paragraph text right after clicking the<br />
element with . If the attribute is not set, then only the variables inserted in the paragraph text can be<br />
edited in this way.<br />
Dynamic Fragment Editing. When this parameter is set, dynamic regeneration of the model and redrawing<br />
of the image occur upon inserting and editing <strong>2D</strong> fragments. This makes the work with fragments clearer,<br />
however, this is not suitable for drawings with large number of elements since it slows down the work.<br />
The “Configurations” group defines the system behavior on saving a document with configurations. The<br />
following modes are possible when document saved:<br />
- Ask about saving – if the document contains outdated configurations, then the user will be asked at<br />
the time of saving the document, whether or not to save configurations.<br />
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