Description of the Menu Design
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On the drawing pad, when right-clicking on the graphical representation of a system or of a subsystem, [[#Description of the Right-Click Menu Features|additional features]] are available. | On the drawing pad, when right-clicking on the graphical representation of a system or of a subsystem, [[#Description of the Right-Click Menu Features|additional features]] are available. | ||
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* Add: to add a subsystem to the selected system. The list of subsystems available in the Add menu option are those defined by the administrator as compatible with the selected system. Some subsystems may be greyed out after they have been added to a system. This could be due to a limitation set by the administrator (i.e. the maximum quantity of subsystem that can be added to a system has been reached). Once a subsystem is added, the same window as the [[#Add | add system window shown above]] opens. | * Add: to add a subsystem to the selected system. The list of subsystems available in the Add menu option are those defined by the administrator as compatible with the selected system. Some subsystems may be greyed out after they have been added to a system. This could be due to a limitation set by the administrator (i.e. the maximum quantity of subsystem that can be added to a system has been reached). Once a subsystem is added, the same window as the [[#Add | add system window shown above]] opens. | ||
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| + | | The '''Add''' option is inactive for subsystems. | ||
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* Delete: to delete the selected system or subsystem | * Delete: to delete the selected system or subsystem | ||
| - | * Copy: to copy the selected system. To paste the copied system, the Smart Quotes user | + | * Copy: to copy the selected system or subsystem. To paste the copied system, the Smart Quotes user can right-click on a blank part of the drawing pad (i.e. anywhere except on a graphical representation of a system or of a subsystem) then click on the '''Paste''' option. The system is copied with the same name, parameters and settings defined for the original system. However, changes applied to the original system are not carried over to the copied system and vice versa. |
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| - | * Paste: to paste a subsystem to a selected system. | + | * Paste: to paste a copied subsystem to a selected system. |
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| + | | The '''Paste''' option is inactive for subsystems. | ||
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| + | !!! Test the behaviour when copying / pasting a subsystem (parameters and settings defined for the original subsystem copied? Subsystem always copied to the linked system? Not possible to paste it to another system even if it is similar?) !!! | ||