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4.23 Cutting and Pasting, or Copying and Pasting Tasks and Branches

How can I cut and paste, or copy and paste tasks and branches ?

When you want to add, remove or move a given task or branch, you may simply do so (see Adding Tasks and

Removing Tasks and Branches), but you also have the option to cut and paste, or copy and paste tasks and

branches between different processes.

When you cut a task, it typically disappears from the process, but if it was either the process’ initial input task

or an output task, it is replaced by an unknown task, which you then have to configure.

When you paste a task, it is typically added above the selected task. But if you copied an input task, selected

an unknown input task, and pasted the task, it would replace the unknown task. The same thing happens with

output tasks.

When you cut a branch, all its tasks also disappear from the process. When you copy a branch, all its tasks

are also copied. When you paste a branch, all its tasks are also pasted to the process.

When you cut a conditional branch, all the tasks appearing on the True side of the condition also disappear

from the process. When you copy a conditional branch, all the tasks appearing on the True side of the

condition are also copied. When you paste a conditional branch, all the tasks appearing on the True side of the

condition are also pasted to the process.

For instructions, refer to Cut and Paste, or Copy and Paste a Task or Branch.