Tool Bars
The Tool/Menu bar is divided into several separate parts. One part is the main menu, the others are the individual tool bars. The main menu can be detached and made to float above the page. Click on the double bar at the beginning of the menu bar, and drag the menu bar wherever you wish. You may dock the menu bar back in its original position, or on any of the other three sides of the window.
The individual tool bars may also be rearranged or dragged over the page display, or docked in other places. Again, click on the double vertical bar at the beginning of a tool bar to move it.
Tool bars and menus may be customized. It is possible to add or remove commands from the menus or tool bar, and it is possible for you to create your own tool bars. To do any of these things, right-click in an unused are of the tool-bar area. A customization dialog box will appear when you do this. To add or delete commands from a tool bar, the tool bar must be floating over the page display. You cannot change a tool-bar while it is docked in any position. As long as the customization tool box is displayed, you can drag commands onto tool bars and menus. You can also drag commands off a tool bar and menu to remove them.
To learn more about menu commands see Cell Editor Menu Commands.
The individual tool bars and their default contents are listed below.
The main toolbar contains the following commands
New Library
Open Library
Save Library
Cut Cell
Copy Cell
Paste Cell or Drawing or Library
Create New Cell
Erase Current Cell
Erase Currently Selected Port
Erase Label/Gate Name
Erase Gate-Type
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The navigation tool bar contains the following commands.
Cell List: select a cell from the list to go to that cell.
Go to the First cell in the library
Go to the previous cell if any
Go to the next cell if any
Go to the last cell in the library
Search for a cell by name
The Drawing Mode tool bar contains the following commands.
Go to Select Mode.
Go to Input Port drawing mode.
Go to Output Port drawing mode.
Go to Label placement mode.
Go to Gate-Type placement mode.
The Cell Name tool bar contains the following commands.
Gate-Type for the cell. Over-type the name to change it.
FHDL-Type for FHDL translation. (Not used otherwise.)
The following commands do not appear on any toolbar, but can be added using the customization dialog box.
Copy Library to Clipboard
Copy Library to Clipboard, then erase it from memory.
Exit the program (No Effect in Web Cell Editor)
Export Current Cell to .ckc file.
Import a .ckc file and add it to the library.
Import an entire library, and add it to the current library.
Display the options dialog box.
Paste to new cell (works only if a drawing is in the clipboard.)
Save As command.