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Move an Element
The commands
MOVE,SELECTED,BY=by-expression;
MOVE,ELEMENT=place,BY=by-expression;
MOVE,ELEMENT=place,TO=to-expression;
MOVE,ELEMENT=place,TO=to-expression,FROM=from-name;
move element(s) to new location(s).
Three cases are possible:
- SELECTED,BY=by-expression
-
All currently selected elements are moved by by-expression.
- ELEMENT=place,BY=by-expression
-
The (unique) element at place is moved by by-expression.
- ELEMENT=place,TO=to-expression
-
The (unique) element at place is moved to the absolute position
to-expression.
- ELEMENT=place,TO=to-expression,FROM=from-name
-
The (unique) element at place is moved to
position to-expression relative to element
from-name. A relative position may be negative.
Except in the first case, it is an error to move more than one element
with one MOVE command.
The MOVE command must not attempt to change the order of
elements in the sequence;
elements can not ``hop'' over each other.
MAD User Guide, http://wwwslap.cern.ch/mad/