Object Editing in the Object Browser
Use
You use the Engineering Workbench's object browser to give you a clear overview of the objects in your worklist. You can use the object browser's tree structure to navigate quickly to the desired objects. You can call up detail and overview screens for objects, and make assignments and multi-level copies.
Features
The object browser displays all the objects in your worklist, in a hierarchical structure. All object change statuses are also displayed (see graphic 1).
Graphic 1: How Objects are Displayed in the Object Browser (Schematic)
The table lists the functions that are available in the object browser.
Object Browser Functions
By |
You can | |
Double-clicking |
on an object |
Call up the object overview |
on a change status |
Call up the change status detail screen | |
Using drag and drop |
between operations and items |
Create component assignments |
between headers and materials |
Create material-routing assignments | |
Using the right mouse button |
Call up an overview, which displays the objects subordinate to the selected object | |
Delete the selected object | ||
Display a document |
By using a Find function, the system displays a hit list of all change statuses, which meet your search criteria. You can pinpoint a change status in the object browser by double-clicking on it in the hit list.
Activities
This is how you call up the object browser:
Click on one of the overviews or detail screens in the Engineering Workbench.
Example
Graphic 2 shows your worklist (PRT P is a document). Graphic 1 shows how it is displayed in the object browser. You cannot see the change statuses for sequence A1 and operation A1-10 in graphic 2, because the Change statuses node is collapsed for both objects.
Graphic 2: Worklist