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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Moving and Copying Drawing Elements. Arrays. Use of Clipboard<br />

Upon calling the command, the elements being pasted will be rubberbanding with the pointer. The<br />

attachment point for the elements being pasted is defined by clicking or by using the option .<br />

The following options are provided in the automenu:<br />

Select Node<br />

<br />

Use Variables when names are coincident (only when<br />

pasting in another T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document)<br />

Copy only selected elements<br />

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Move along X axis (only when pasting in the same<br />

T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document)<br />

Move along Y axis (only when pasting in the same<br />

T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document)<br />

(Selection of the attachment point)<br />

(Selection of the action after pasting)<br />

Exit command<br />

The options and are used for blocking pointer movement in the directions of the respective<br />

coordinate axes. To specify the exact position of the copied elements or the offset with respect to the original<br />

object, use the command property window. This option is available only when pasting the copied elements in<br />

the same T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document.<br />

The group of options for selecting the attachment point allows specifying the point to which the pasted object<br />

should be attached. The characteristic points of the object are available for selection. If the objects were<br />

placed on the clipboard by using the command “XI: Copy with Insertion Point”, then an additional<br />

attachment point can be defined in the command being discussed (the option ).<br />

When using the clipboard copying mechanism, the system forces copying of the parent elements of the<br />

objects being copied (in the cases, when the former were not explicitly included in the set of the copied<br />

elements). This feature is similar to that used in the copying mode “Explode Copy keeping relations”. In the<br />

current case, you can also prohibit this system behavior by using the option . With this option activated,<br />

the elements, whose parents were not included in the set of elements to be copied, will be converted into<br />

independent objects.<br />

The copied elements can have relations with variables (except for the variables describing the position of<br />

these elements). To replace the respective parameters of the elements being copied by the variables defined<br />

in the target T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document (the document where the elements are copied to), use the option .<br />

This option is only available when pasting the copied elements in another T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> document within<br />

the same active application. If the option is turned on, the names of the variables are compared in the<br />

target document versus those in the copied objects. If the names coincide, then the copied elements take on<br />

the relations with the respective variables of the current document. The variables, for which no match is<br />

found, are replaced by their values. If this option is turned off, the relations with all variables are broken, the<br />

variables being replaced by constants.<br />

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