COMMAND NAME:

        MOVE

USAGE:
        MOVE SIGNAL <sig_name_pos> <new sig_name_pos>
        MOVE AREA <sig_name_pos> <first point of area> <second point>
        MOVE SEGMENT <sig_name_pos> <move segment> 

        This command is used to move entire signals to other locations
        as well as to move portions of the signals themselves.
        Useful for placing signals adjacent to each other to facilitate 
        viewing.
        
        SIGNAL:
        Move a signal <sig_name_pos> to another location <sig_name_pos>. 
        <sig_name_pos> and <new sig_name_pos> can be specified via the signal 
        name or number using the keyboard OR by position using the LEFT MOUSE
        BUTTON.  Signals may be moved directly above, directly below, or in
        between any of the existing signals.

        AREA:
        Select a signal as you would for SIGNAL. Then select an area of the
        signal by specifying two points with the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON. Move the
        segments that lie within that area forwards or backwards in time using 
        the mouse.  RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON selects the final location for these
        segments. 

        SEGMENT:
        Select a signal as you would for SIGNAL. Then select a segment of the
        signal with the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON.  Move that segment using the mouse.
        Selection of a vertical segment will move the segment backwards and 
        forwards in time.  Selection of a horizontal segment will eliminate the
        cycle formed by the segment.  RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON selects the final 
        segment location. 


        NOTE: MOVE AREA and MOVE SEGMENT cannot be used in a script.
