In other words, create anything from anything.
This doesn't come out from a search but seems so obvious that I must have missed it.
For instance, allow right-click access to Property Nodes of a Control/Indicator when you right-click on either:
- a Local Variable
- a Reference
- another Property Node
Repeat with "Reference" and "Local Variable" instead of "Poperty Node" in the paragraph above.
Currently, you can access class-generic properties if your right-click on a reference, but that is not the same thing. If I modify the control, that property node (PN) will NOT be modified, whereas a PN associated with the control itself with.
Of course, to some extent you can already create a reference from a reference (or a PN from a PN, or a local variable from a local variable) by COPYING it (not exactly a right-click shortcut but close enough).
This all in the name of productivity (and consistency as a bonus).
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