T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design
T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design
Variables After calling this command, the variable, for which this command was called, will be removed. Note that, only unused variables can be removed (in the column “Not used” a symbol “?” will be standing next to such variable). The command “Delete” is not available for used variables. Diagnostics of Errors Upon creating the new variables and also the further work with the variables, various errors can arise. Usually these are the syntax errors in the expression of the variable. In this case, for the problem variable the sign will be shown in the column “State”. Upon bringing the cursor to this sign, a tooltip about the type of the error will appear. At the same time, the color of the field “Value” will be changed to red manifesting the existence of the error. In addition, for the given variable a detailed description of the arisen error will appear in the column “Message” (by default this column is turned off). In spite of the existence of errors, it is possible to finish the work in the variables editor, and get back to their correction later. The existence of errors in the variables editor does not affect the recalculation of the 2D/3D model elements of which depend on the incorrect variables. Canceling Operations in Variables Editor Any actions in the variables editor can be canceled/repeated with the help of step-by-step commands: Keyboard Textual menu Icon «Edit|Undo «Edit|Redo» The number of cancellation steps is limited only by general setting of the system (parameter “Undo/Redo Buffers” in the dialog of the command “Customize|Options…”, the tab “Preferences”). Customizing Window of Variables Editor The appearance of the table of variables in the window of the variables editor can be customized with the help of command: Keyboard Textual menu Icon «View|Options…» Moreover, this command can be also called from the context menu at any place of the variables editor. 477
Fundamentals. Two-Dimensional Design 478 After calling this command the window “Options” opens up. At the left pane of the window, the list of all possible columns from the table of variables will be displayed. The majority of the columns correspond to some characteristic of the variable (name, type, usability, expression, current value, and so on). The columns “State” and “Message” are used for output of system messages about errors upon evaluation of the value of variable. The columns displayed at the current moment are marked with a tick before the name. To add the column into the table, it is enough to select it in the list and with the help of put a tick before its name. For removing a column from the table, it is sufficient to take off a tick next to its name. In the right pane of the window “Options” there are other various parameters of the table of variables: The group “Number Format” sets the format for the real numbers in the column “Value”: “Precision” and “Trim Trailing Zeros”. The group “Grid Lines” defines the appearance of the grid of the table of variables: Vertical. The appearance of vertical lines of the grid of the table: “No”, “Small dots”, “Large dots”, “Dashed”, “Solid”. Horizontal. The appearance of horizontal lines of the grid of the table: “No”, “Small dots”, “Large dots”, “Dashed”, “Solid”.
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Variables<br />
After calling this command, the variable, for which this command was called, will be removed. Note that,<br />
only unused variables can be removed (in the column “Not used” a symbol “?” will be standing next to such<br />
variable). The command “Delete” is not available for used variables.<br />
Diagnostics of Errors<br />
Upon creating the new variables and also the further work with the variables, various errors can arise.<br />
Usually these are the syntax errors in the expression of the variable. In this case, for the problem variable the<br />
sign will be shown in the column “State”. Upon bringing the cursor to this sign, a tooltip about the type<br />
of the error will appear. At the same time, the color of the field “Value” will be changed to red manifesting<br />
the existence of the error. In addition, for the given variable a detailed description of the arisen error will<br />
appear in the column “Message” (by default this column is turned off).<br />
In spite of the existence of errors, it is possible to finish the work in the variables editor, and get back to their<br />
correction later. The existence of errors in the variables editor does not affect the recalculation of the <strong>2D</strong>/3D<br />
model elements of which depend on the incorrect variables.<br />
Canceling Operations in Variables Editor<br />
Any actions in the variables editor can be canceled/repeated with the help of step-by-step commands:<br />
Keyboard Textual menu Icon<br />
«Edit|Undo<br />
«Edit|Redo»<br />
The number of cancellation steps is limited only by general setting of the system (parameter “Undo/Redo<br />
Buffers” in the dialog of the command “Customize|Options…”, the tab “Preferences”).<br />
Customizing Window of Variables Editor<br />
The appearance of the table of variables in the window of the variables editor can be customized with the<br />
help of command:<br />
Keyboard Textual menu Icon<br />
«View|Options…»<br />
Moreover, this command can be also called from the context menu at any place of the variables editor.<br />
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