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<h1><center>OPTIMIZE</center></h1>
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<dt>
<b>Function</b>
<dd>
Joins wire segments together.
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<dt>
<b>Syntax</b>
<dd>
<tt>OPTIMIZE;</tt><br>
<tt>OPTIMIZE signal_name ..</tt><br>
<tt>OPTIMIZE *..</tt>
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<b>Mouse</b>
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Right button executes the command for the group.
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<b>See also</b> <a href=86.htm>SET</a>,
<a href=91.htm>SPLIT</a>,
<a href=61.htm>MOVE</a>,
<a href=83.htm>ROUTE</a>
<p>
The OPTIMIZE command joins wire segments which lie
in one straight line. The individual segments must be on the same
layer and have the same width. This command is useful to reduce the
number of objects in a drawing and to facilitate moving a complete
track instead of individual segments.
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If signal names are given, or a signal is selected, the command affects
only the respective signals.
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<b>Automatic Optimization</b>
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This wire optimization takes place automatically after MOVE, SPLIT,
or ROUTE commands unless it is disabled with the command:
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SET OPTIMIZING OFF;
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or you have clicked the same spot twice with the SPLIT command.
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The OPTIMIZE command works in any case, no matter if Optimizing
is enabled or disabled.
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