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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Any of the enclosed options can be displayed by the automenu. Usually, it is the icon of the option<br />

used last in this command.<br />

Insert text from Dictionary . Opens the dictionary (see the section “Working with dictionary”<br />

below).<br />

Text<br />

Insert Variable . If variables exist in the drawing<br />

at the time of the text creation, those can be inserted in<br />

the text using this option. Upon calling the command, the<br />

“Insert Variable” dialog box appears on the screen.<br />

This dialog displays the list of variables created in the<br />

current drawing. This list can be sorted by the attributes<br />

of the variables when displayed: “Marked only” – the<br />

variables that were checkmarked in the variable editor<br />

(external); “Real” – the variables with numerical value;<br />

“Text” – the textual string variables.<br />

Next, select a variable from the list to be inserted. The<br />

variable name will then be automatically entered in the<br />

“Expression” input box. You can create a new variable<br />

by entering its name manually.<br />

Besides a variable name, you can insert an expression – in<br />

this case, the result of its evaluation will be displayed on<br />

the drawing. To make a variable available for editing<br />

directly in the text, set the flag “Editable as field”.<br />

To edit an expression inserted in a text, call the “Insert variable” dialog box again. To do this,<br />

while editing the text, point the mouse to the expression/variable and right click , and then select<br />

the “Parameters…” item in the context menu.<br />

You can control the displayed number of decimal digits of real variables inserted in the text by the<br />

parameter “Precision”.<br />

If the variable has a list of predefined values, then you can specify the position of the list access button<br />

that will be displayed in the variable editing mode:<br />

Right of text – the button will be located on the right hand side and<br />

immediately after the variable.<br />

Left of text border – the button will be located at the end of the line<br />

within the rectangular text area.<br />

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