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--- en:straight_lines [2026/03/03 12:56] – frankbrennecke
+++ en:straight_lines [2026/03/08 09:51] (current) – frankbrennecke
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 Line segments can be defined in the area on the left-hand side.
-The fields **//Start point//** and **//End point//** are complex numbers. When they are entered, the values in the Angle and Length fields change accordingly. It is also possible to enter a line segment using its **//Angle//** and **//Length//** instead of its endpoint. CGRAPH then automatically calculates the endpoint.
+The fields **//Starting point//** and **//End point//** are complex numbers. When they are entered, the values in the Angle and Length fields change accordingly. It is also possible to enter a line segment using its **//Angle//** and **//Length//** instead of its endpoint. CGRAPH then automatically calculates the endpoint.
 The angle is entered in degrees. Formulas can also be entered. The angle is measured counterclockwise mathematically positive from the positive x-axis.
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-===== Editing straight lines =====
+===== Editing line segments =====
-Once an entry in the list of straight lines is selected, it can be edited.
+Once an entry in the list of line segments is selected, it can be edited.
 {{screen_EN:scr_geradenstuecke_edit.png}}
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 Multiple straight lines can be added in one go using the [[Set of straight lines]] button. They can then also be edited.
-After clicking on the **//Create graphic//** button, CGRAPH switches to the //Display// tab and shows the graphic - the original on the left and the image above the function on the right.
+After clicking on the **//Create graphic//** button, CGRAPH switches to the //Graphics// tab and shows the graphic - the original on the left and the image above the function on the right.
-{{:screen_de:scr_geradenstueckesample.png}}
+{{:screen_en:scr_geradenstueckesample.png}}
 The default values can be viewed in the tree on the left. If the function contains a parameter, it is displayed as a red square in the original image. Double-clicking on this square allows you to change the parameter graphically by simply moving the mouse. Clicking on the original image deactivates the parameter change. If you press the Shift key at the same time, the original parameter is restored. A more detailed explanation of this function can be found in the [[BedienungParameterC|notes on changing a complex parameter in the graphic display]].
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 [[Operating_the_Graphics|Notes on operating the graphic display]]
-[[complexLayer|Back to overview]]
+[[complex_plane|Back to overview]]