Network editor context menu
The context menu in a network editor can display different features. They depend on whether network objects have been selected, you right-click a network object, or right-click a section in which no network object has been inserted.
Commands that do not depend on a previous selection of objects
You can always perform the following functions via the context menu, regardless of whether you click with the right mouse button on a network object or whether network objects are selected:
- Add <network object type>: Add a network object of the type selected in the Network objects toolbar, if the network object does not have to be added to another network object. Possible options are links, areas or nodes.
- Paste: Paste network objects that you have copied to the Clipboard.
- Read Additionally Here: Read a network file *.inpx additionally.
- Show List: Open the network objects list of the network object type that is selected on the Network Objects toolbar.
- Map this Point to Background Position: Specify a point in the background map as a reference point (Mapping Vissim network to background position).
Commands that depend on a previous selection of objects
The following functions are displayed in the context menu depending on whether network objects are selected:
Network objects selected in the network editor | Functions |
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No network objects selected |
Show List: Show the network objects list of the network object type that is selected for the Insert mode in the network objects toolbar. |
One network object is selected |
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Multiple network objects of a network object type or different network object types are selected |
Editing functions that are available for a single selected network object are not displayed.
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Deselecting all network objects
If network objects have been selected and you right-click a section (not a network object) into which no network object has been inserted to open the shortcut menu, all network objects are deselected.
Superordinate topic:
Information on editing:
Displaying previous or next views
Zooming to network objects in the network editor
Selecting network objects in the Network editor and showing them in a list