Macro objects
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Macro objects
When there are too many objects in a scheme, it can appear untidy. Avoid this by inserting a macro object into the main document. A group of objects can reside within this macro. In this way, a macro object is a placeholder for ordinary objects, just like a folder is a placeholder for files. The main document can also be considered as being the main macro (something like the root folder). Macros can be nested, exactly like folders and subfolders.
A new macro can be inserted into the current macro object exactly as any other object (see Insert object). Double-clicking on it opens the macro, which can then be filled in or edited in the same way as the main macro object.
The application may provide ready-made macro objects.