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<< Click to Display Table of Contents >> Selection... |
  
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<< Click to Display Table of Contents >> Selection... |
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When you click the Selection... button in the Appearance section, a separate dialogue box is displayed in which you can change the appearance of the boundary box that you are working with, whether you are creating a new or editing an existing one.
Figure 853: Dialogue box for selection of general appearance
In the Frame section of the diaogue, you have a number of radio buttons available to decide what line type to use for the box itself. Either it can be the standardised dashed line, or it can be a continuous line. Several other variants are also available, where only parts of the box are visible. The alternatives are described in the table below.
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Appearance |
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Boundary |
Dash-dot rectangle
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Continuous |
Continuous rectangle
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Row |
Dash-dot rectangle, open in both left and right side
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Column |
Dash-dot rectangle, open in both upper and lower side
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Invisible |
The Invisible option creates a rectangle where all sides are open, without any visible lines. (However, a complete rectangle is drawn in the SYM_L layer, where the designer clearly can see it. This layer is turned off when plotting). |
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Open bottom |
Dash-dot rectangle, open in the bottom
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Open top |
Dash-dot rectangle, open in the top
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Open right |
Dash-dot rectangle, open to the right
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Open left |
Dash-dot rectangle, open to the left
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There are also three buttons available in the dialogue. Those buttons are explained in the sub-topics that are listed below.
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