Coding at Existing Nodes

1. Open the source or node you want to code—it is displayed in DetailView.

2. Select the content you want to code.

3. On the Code menu, click Code Selection.

4. Click the At Existing Nodes option.

The Select Project Items dialog box is displayed.

5. If you want to automatically select child nodes (for tree nodes and cases), click the Automatically select hierarchy option.

6. On the left, click the name of the required node folder—for example, Tree Nodes, Free Nodes, or Cases.

7. On the right, click the check boxes for the required nodes.

You can use the Filter button to limit the display to nodes that match specific criteria—refer to Finding Project Items by Name for more information. Click theSelect All button to select all items which matched your filter criteria.

If a required node has a nickname, you can enter it in the Select item from nickname drop-down list and click the Select button.

7. Click OK.

The content is coded at the selected nodes.

1. Open the source or node you want to code—it is displayed in DetailView.

2. Open the required node folder to display the nodes in ListView.

3. If required re-arrange the views for easy coding—on the View menu, click DetailView>Right.

4. Select the content you want to code and drag it to the required node.

The content is coded at the node. If you open the node (by double-clicking on it) you can see coded content.

To code at existing nodes:

1. Open the source or node you want to code—it is displayed in DetailView.

2. Select the content you want to code.

3. On the Coding toolbar, select Name from the Code At drop-down list.

4. Enter the node name (if you know the exact name). You can also select a recently used node from the drop-down list.

OR

Click the Select Nodes button:

The Select Project Items dialog box is displayed:

1. 1. If you want to automatically select child nodes (for tree nodes and cases), click the Automatically select hierarchy option.
   2. On the left, click the name of the required folder—for example, Tree Nodes, Free Nodes, or Cases.
   3. On the right, click the check boxes for the required nodes.

You can use the Filter button to limit the display only to nodes that match specific criteria—refer to Finding Project Items by Name for more information. Click theSelect All button to select all items matching your filter criteria.

If a required node has a nickname, you can enter it in the Select item from nickname drop-down list and click the Select button.

1. 4. Click OK.

If you selected a single node, its name is displayed in the Coding toolbar—for multiple nodes, the number of nodes selected is displayed. When you click in the drop-down list containing number of nodes selected, you can enter a new node name.

5. Click the Code button.

Choose Name              Enter name                          or  Select existing nodes                                                    Click to code

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To code at nicknamed nodes:

1. Open the source or node you want to code—it is displayed in DetailView.

2. Select the content you want to code.

3. On the Coding toolbar, select Nickname from the Code At drop-down list.

4. Select the nickname from the drop-down list.

5. Click the Code button.