Search/Name

Activate the checkbox "Search/Name" or key Ctrl-F Disactivate with checkbox "Search/Name" or key Esc The function allows you to: - Display a list of all objects of a certain type - Filter the list of objects by name / info (Searchpattern) - Display all objects depending on an object - Create/Edit Objectname/Objectinfo (Right Mousebutton/modify-name) - highlighted object (Left Mousebutton) - modify object (Right Mousebutton/modify-object) - delete object (Right Mousebutton/delete-object) - copy objectID into CAD inputfield (Right Mousebutton/copy-to-model)

Left Mousebutton

Displays the object (highlighted) Variables: the value is printed. Vectors: are displayed in the center of the screen.

Right Mousebutton

Pop-up menu: copy-to-Model Puts the ObjectID (eg "P20") into the currently active CAD input-field. modify-name Input / modification of the objectInfo. modify-object activates object-modification. delete-object activates object-deletion.

has infotext (Searchpattern):

All objects whose objectName does not contain the searchpattern, are removed. Enter a part of the objectName to be searched; Return key. Filtering for more than one searchpatterns: separate the words by blanks, words are not case-sensitive. The order is not important, OR is used for all filterwords. Example: "Zval height" -t displays all objects whose name contains "Zval" or "height"

not:

Displays all objects whose name does NOT contain one of the filterwords

new group / add:

new group: delete list add: add to the existing list

or / and:

or: all objects have one of the filterwords or are depending on depOBj and: all objects have one of the filterwords and are depending on depOBj

depends on:

Key-in the ID of an object (depOBj); all objects depending on this object will be displayed. Example: "P20" - all objects depending on point 20 will be displayed

not:

all objects NOT depending on depOBj will be displayed

search:

start filling list ____________________________________________________________________________ Storing of the objectInfo in the Model Code: The objectInfo is inserted as a comment at the end of the Line. Delimiter is " #" (a space and a '#'). Example: "P20=0,0,0 # Origin Nullpunkt BaseLayer" ____________________________________________________________________________