returns a certain value, or a
variable tag changes state. They can even be used as sliders to
change the state of a variable.Objects are basic drawing entities that you add to your graphics pages. Objects are drawn using the tools in the drawing toolbox, and can be moved, reshaped, or copied after they are drawn. Objects are defined by a set of properties, which are assigned when the object is drawn, or afterwards, by double-clicking (these properties will override any conflicting Cicode Display functions).
Most objects can be assigned keyboard commands and
access rights, and can be configured in such a way that they change
dynamically at runtime when an expression returns a certain value, or a
variable tag changes state. They can even be used as sliders to
change the state of a variable.
Note: If an object is part of a group, part
of a pasted Genie or symbol, or part of the page's template, you
can still access its properties. Simply hold down the Control (CTRL) key and double-click the object.
Alternatively, choose Tools | Goto Object, click the object, and then click OK. However, if there is still a link to the original
Genie/symbol/page template, the object properties are
mostly read-only.
Each type of object has its own tool:
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