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Figure 6.19
Drawing a comment line
Note:
The line you draw with line tool is different from that drawn with pencil tool.
You can only draw a single line once, while the latter can draw multiple lines.
6.2.4.2.2 Editing the line
To change the line’s layout:
Left-click the line and don’t loose it, you can drag the line to any position of
document pane. Or you can use
←,↑,→
or
↓
key on the keyboard to move it.
Drag one of the terminal points to turn the line or change its length.
Figure 6.20
Turn the line and change its length
To edit the line
Right-click the line, a floating item will appear to let you edit the line and set its
properties
Copy:
To copy the line to the clipboard and click
Edit > Paste
to
encapsulate it. Or you can use
Ctrl+C.
Cut:
To cut the line to the clipboard. Or you can use
Ctrl+X.
Delete:
To delete the line. Or you can use
Delete
key on the keyboard.
Set to Background:
If there are two comments overlapped, set this
comment to be a background comment.
Set to Foreground:
If there are two comments overlapped, set this
comment to be a foreground comment.
Make Properties Default:
To save the properties you have set, each time
when add a new line, its original properties will be the saved one.
Lock/Unlock:
If there are several comments close together, when you
want to edit one of them, you can click
Lock/Unlock
to lock other
comments to avoid them being selected. You can cancel the lock status by
re-clicking
Lock/Unlock
item.
Properties:
To set the line’s properties. See
6.2.4.2.4 Setting line properties.
To delete the line
Use one of the following ways to delete the lines:
Click one of the lines and use
Delete
key.
Right-click the lines, then select
Cut
or
Delete.
Click keyboard shortcut
Ctrl+X
to cut the lines.
Click one of the lines, then click
Edit > Cut
or
Delete.
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