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Steps can also be added with cop-paste; either from the tree (copy a tree item and paste it into a network diagram) or by copy-pasting an existing step in the diagram. |
Steps can also be added with cop-paste; either from the tree (copy a tree item and paste it into a network diagram) or by copy-pasting an existing step in the diagram. |
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You can use either the Copy function from the right-button menu (also called "''Context Menu''") or the standard keyboard commands <KBD>CTRL- |
You can use either the Copy function from the right-button menu (also called "''Context Menu''") or the standard keyboard commands <KBD>CTRL-c</KBD> - <KBD>CTRL-v</KBD>. |
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Another useful function is Cut & Paste (<KBD>CTRL- |
Another useful function is Cut & Paste (<KBD>CTRL-x</KBD> - <KBD>CTRL-v</KBD> inside a diagram to cut (remove) a step and paste it elsewhere. |
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If you have a connection selected when pasting, the new step is inserted into the connection's data flow. |
If you have a connection selected when pasting, the new step is inserted into the connection's data flow. |
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Steps can also be added with cop-paste; either from the tree (copy a tree item and paste it into a network diagram) or by copy-pasting an existing step in the diagram. You can use either the Copy function from the right-button menu (also called "Context Menu") or the standard keyboard commands CTRL-c - CTRL-v.
Another useful function is Cut & Paste (CTRL-x - CTRL-v inside a diagram to cut (remove) a step and paste it elsewhere.
If you have a connection selected when pasting, the new step is inserted into the connection's data flow.
If a pin is selected, expecco tries to connect that pin to the new step (if possible).
