Cut copies the current Selection to the clipboard and changes its Color to gray until a Paste is performed to delete it. If the Selection is a string, Cut makes a Copy of the current text selection and places it in the clipboard and removes it from the current string. It is may be accessed by selecting an item and:
Right-clicking the item(s) and choosing Cut.
Right-click in the tree and choosing Cut.
In the Wire Sheet press the
Cut toolbar icon.
In the Wire Sheet select -> from the main menu.
pressing the shortcut key Ctrl-X (hold down Ctrl and press X) when in a window other than the main browser window.
You can use Drag to Cut and Paste in one operation.
Copy copies the current contents of the clipboard to the destination component as a set of new dynamic properties. If the Selection is a string, Copy makes a copy of the current text Selection and places it in the clipboard. To Copy a Component, do any of the following:
Right-click a Component in a view or tree and choose Copy
Right-click the background in the Wire Sheet choosing Copy
In the Wire Sheet press the
Copy toolbar button.
In the Wire Sheet select -> from the main menu
pressing the shortcut key Ctrl-C (hold down Ctrl and press C) when in a window other than the main browser window.
You can copy a selected group of Components in the Wire Sheet.
You can use Drag to Copy also.
In order to Copy a Component, you must Copy it from the Palette or an existing Database. You can follow one the following steps:
In the Palette Sidebar, expand a module (like control) and sub-directory (like Points), Right-click on a Component (like BooleanWritable) and select Copy.
In the namespaces sidebar (tree), expand System, Modules, a module (like control), Files, module.palette, and sub-directory (like Points), Right-click on a Component (like BooleanWritable) and select Copy.
OR Right-click on a Component that you want to Copy from a Wire Sheet, Property Sheet or the tree and select Copy.
Paste copies the contents of the clipboard to the destination Component as a set of new dynamic properties. If the target is a string, Paste places a reference to the source that was cut or copied into clipboard. It may be accessed by cutting or copying item(s) and:
Right-clicking the item and choosing Paste
Right-click in the tree and choosing Paste
In the Wire Sheet press the Paste toolbar icon.
In the Wire Sheet select -> from the main menu
pressing the shortcut key Ctrl-V (hold down Ctrl and press V) when in a window other than the main browser window.
You can use Drag to Cut and Paste in one operation.
You can add a Component to a running Station or an offline Bog File file. You can do this using any of the following:
In the Wire Sheet, Right-click on the background and select Paste to add the new Component. The new Component is created and is selected.
In the tree, Right-click on a Container and select Paste to add the new Component inside the Container.
See the Bajadoc Index for reference information. If you select -> with a Component selected, you will get the Guide for that Component. If you select -> with a Component selected, you will get the bajadoc for that Component. The BooleanWritable bajadoc is at module://control/doc/javax/baja/control/BBooleanWritable.bajadoc.
Paste Special copies the contents of the clipboard to the destination Component when it is a Special Transferable.
Duplicate copies the current Selection and places a duplicate in the same Container. This function may be access from the menu under (shortcut Ctrl-D) or from the toolbar.
Delete removes the current Selection from its parent Container. It may be accessed by selecting an item and:
Right-clicking the item(s) and choosing
Right-click in the tree and choosing
In the Wire Sheet press the
Delete toolbar button.
In the Wire Sheet select -> from the main menu
This reverses the last Action as if it had not been performed. It is only available for certain actions such as:
Paste Component
Cut Component
link
Delete Links
This restores an Action after Undo has removed it. It is only available after a successful Undo.
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