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Oberon Object Tiler — quick guide

Oberon Object Tiler

The is the visual subsystem responsible for arranging these objects on the screen. However, it rejects the "overlapping windows" paradigm popularized by Xerox PARC and Microsoft Windows. Instead, it uses tiling .

• Create new viewer V2.
• V.frame = (x0, y0, s, y1)
• V2.frame = (s, y0, x1, y1)
• Copy V.obj to V2.obj (shallow reference, not deep copy unless needed).
• Insert V2 after V in list.

• Manage overlapping tiles with z-index, groups, or stacking contexts.

Cutting Guides:

It places crop marks (cutting lines) between objects to facilitate post-print trimming. Oberon Object Tiler

• Separate selection mode from edit mode (move/resize/rotate) to avoid accidental modifications.