September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
Some tools allow a finer-grained type of selection, so that they can work on a part of a selected object rather than the entire object. This selected part of a selected object is then called the subselection.
One example is the Text tool. You can select an entire text object, but then you can select a fragment of text inside that text object by pressing
and an arrow key or by dragging the mouse just like you do in a text editor (15.1.1 Selecting). That selected part of the text is the text subselection.
Another example is the Gradient tool. A gradient can have many stops (10.5 Multistage Gradients), and the tool can select one or ...
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