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    This 7 page document discusses how to create and use command objects in a mechanical application. It covers defining command classes, implementing command interfaces, and executing command objects to perform actions like drawing shapes or changing properties. The document provides examples of how to build a framework of reusable command objects to encapsulate repeatable tasks in a mechanical design program.

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    This 7 page document discusses how to create and use command objects in a mechanical application. It covers defining command classes, implementing command interfaces, and executing command objects to perform actions like drawing shapes or changing properties. The document provides examples of how to build a framework of reusable command objects to encapsulate repeatable tasks in a mechanical design program.

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    ANSYS Customer Portal Training Materials MECH UsingCommandObjects

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    This 7 page document discusses how to create and use command objects in a mechanical application. It covers defining command classes, implementing command interfaces, and executing command objects to perform actions like drawing shapes or changing properties. The document provides examples of how to build a framework of reusable command objects to encapsulate repeatable tasks in a mechanical design program.

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