Rename superPlacement property to AttachmentOffset
The name Attachment Offset gives a better picture of what the property does.
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</Documentation>
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<Parameter Name="References" Type="Object" />
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</Attribute>
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<Attribute Name="SuperPlacement" ReadOnly="false">
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<Attribute Name="AttachmentOffset" ReadOnly="false">
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<Documentation>
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<UserDocu>Current attachment mode.</UserDocu>
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</Documentation>
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<Parameter Name="SuperPlacement" Type="Object" />
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<Parameter Name="AttachmentOffset" Type="Object" />
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</Attribute>
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<Attribute Name="Reverse" ReadOnly="false">
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<Documentation>
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<Methode Name="calculateAttachedPlacement" Const="true">
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<Documentation>
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<UserDocu>calculateAttachedPlacement(orig_placement): returns result of attachment, based
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on current Mode, References, etc. SuperPlacment is included.
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on current Mode, References, etc. AttachmentOffset is included.
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original_placement is the previous placement of the object being attached. It
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is used to preserve orientation for Translate attachment mode. For other modes,
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