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Page 22 <strong>TPT</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Reconnecting the end points of a transition requires exact mouse positioning. If the original source or<br />

target object is suddenly selected or if a new Bezier control point is suddenly created, you most likely have<br />

missed the exact position of the transition’s start or end point.<br />

4.12 Creating junctions<br />

To create a junction use Insert | Junction or the assigned hotkey F5. Left-click at the<br />

desired position within the automaton in order to create it. A junction is represented by a solid<br />

black circle.<br />

All editing options described in Selecting, cutting, copying, inserting and copying as an image are<br />

applicable to junctions. Note, that deleting a junction will delete all its incoming and outgoing transitions.<br />

4.13 Parallel automatons<br />

A testlet may consist of any number of parallel automatons. In the automaton view these are<br />

displayed as work areas separated by horizontal lines.<br />

To create a dividing line use Insert | Junction or the assigned hotkey F1. Go to the<br />

“content” tab and left-click where the line is to be positioned (see Figure 11).<br />

Ensure that no automaton element crosses a horizontal separator line.<br />

You may later move the dividing line up or down by selecting and dragging it.<br />

4.14 Creating textual notes<br />

Figure 11: Parallel automatons<br />

Textual notes are used solely for documenting an automaton or its elements.<br />

Separation line<br />

Separation line

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