Whenever held down, free movement of objects and selection handles is enabled. The default On Drop Action is to show a popup menu with different choices. If held down when dropping a component from the Class Browser onto the Icon or Diagram view, activates the selected On Drop Action. Otherwise, allows objects to be added to or removed from the current set of selected objects by clicking them. If held down when creating a line (connection lines excluded), the line is created as a B ézier spline.

Ctrl + Shift + Z (same on macOS) Redo last text edit.

Select class below the currently selected class. Select class above the currently selected class. If the branch is already expanded, select the first class in the package. If selected class is a package, expand the branch of the tree and show the contents of the package. If the branch is already collapsed, select the parent package, if any. If selected class is a package, collapse the branch of the tree and hide the contents of the package. Show documentation of the selected class. Paste class on the clipboard, if any, into the selected class. Toggle between Model Center and Simulation Center.ĭelete selected class, or if the class is a top-level class, unload the class. Reopen the most recently closed class window.

Simulate the class in the active class window. Save the class in the active class window, or, if Documentation Center is open and is active, the class opens in Documentation Center.Īctivate the find text box in the Class Browser window, or if the Modelica Text View is active, open the find panel. On all operating systems, the Enter key can be used as a replacement for Return. Unless otherwise stated, the key combination for macOS is the same, but with Ctrl replaced with the Command key, also known as the Apple key, on macOS keyboards. The list shows the keyboard key combination for Windows and Linux. The keyboard key combinations and keyboard shortcuts available in Model Center are listed in this section.

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