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This is just an idea I had while working on a simple application. I often find myself wanting to replace multiple objects on a block diagram in a repititive manner. As an example, I have an application that uses a queue requiring an enumerated value as an input - when I started the application I didn't use a type definition, but I (of course) quickly arrived at a point where I needed to replace all of my constants with a type definition.
Right now I have a few options:
1) Delete the type definition and drop a new one down and wire it up
2) Right-click and select 'replace' and point it to the ctl file
both of which take a considerable amount of time to do over and over again.
Here's my idea... I create the type definition once, and press CTRL+C while it's highlighted on the block diagram. Then I select one (or multiple) items that I want to replace with this type definition and when I press CTRL+P it automatically replaces and wires the item in the copy buffer.
It's hard to illustrate, but I just wanted to throw it out there to see if anyone likes the idea.
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