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This task will show you how to:
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Open the
GenDrafting_part_Move_View.CATDrawing document. |
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Click the frame of the view to be moved.
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Drag the clicked view to the new location.
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Release the mouse button when you want to position the
view.
The view is re-positioned.
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You can move several views. These views can be:
- child views that are linked to a single parent view (and that are
constrained to this parent view).
- child views that are linked to different parent views (be careful:
constrained views remain so by default; un-constrained views move in
accordance with the position of the cursor).
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Open the
GenDrafting_part_Move_View02.CATDrawing document. |
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Multi-select the views to be moved.
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Drag the selected views to the new location.
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Release the mouse button when you want to position the
views.
There are different cases:
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You multi-select views that are independent (not linked
to a parent view):
When you move the views with the cursor, all these views are translated
into the same direction.
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You multi-select views that are linked to different
parent views which are not selected:
When you move the views with the cursor, all these views are translated
into a direction that depends on the constraints between the parent and
the child views. In other words, two child views may be moved into two
new locations which are not synchronized (for example, one according to
x, the other according to y).
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You multi-select views that are linked to different
parent views which are also selected:
When you move the views with the cursor, all these views are translated
into a direction that depends on the constraints between the parent and
the child views. As a result, all the child views (with an active
link), whether they are selected or not, are translated into the same
direction as the parent views.
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