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Chapter VI: ADVANCED EDITING |
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Replacing Circuitry |
When replacing a node, the existing arcs must be able to reconnect properly to the new node. However, the sizes of the two nodes can be different, and the layout will be adjusted.
When you are replacing arcs, the two nodes must be able to accept the new type of arc. It may help to use the Universal arc and the Universal-Pin (from the Generic technology) as a place holder for complex node and arc replacement because they can connect to anything.
Besides replacing the currently highlighted node or arc, it is also possible to specify replacement of many other similar objects. The "Change all in this facet" button requests that all others in the current facet that are of the same type as the highlighted object will also be replaced. The "Change all in this library" button does the replacement everywhere in the current library.
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