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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Manipulating Nodes in the Diagram Manipulating Nodes in the DiagramOnce you have added a node to the XML pipeline diagram, there are several ways to manipulate them, as summarized in Table 117. You might want to use these operations to simplify the XML pipeline's layout, perhaps before saving an image of the diagram. Changing the diagram layout has no effect on the XML pipeline's definition. |
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