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How to use the character ">" in command line?

Michael

Hi Rechard,

                 I learned that the character ">" in command line represents a right-click of mouse, but when I enter (> 1 2) on the command line of schematic editor (a part is located on coordinate (1 2)). The software prompt an error "Point not expected". If ">" is right-click, how come the result from command line is not the same as right-click on that coordinate with mouse? I guess this character should be used with a command such as GROUP and MOVE, am I right? For example: Group .......; MOVE (> X Y) (X Y);

  • Hi Michael,

     

    coordinated have to be used with an active command. The right mouse click can be used for moving a group of objects, for example. The syntax

      GROUP ALL;  MOVE  (> 0 0) (1 1);

    is correct then.

     

    By the way: In case you select a group with Ctrl+ right mouse click you have to write:

    GROUP ALL;  MOVE  (C> 0 0) (1 1);

     

    Regards,

    Richard