At present if you are in the Draw Nodes mode and you have nothing selected, you can SHIFT+CLICK to (a) add a new node in a blank area, or (b) add a new node in an existing way, or (c) select an existing node in the middle of a way, or (d) select an existing node at the end of a way and then extend from the new or existing node (in case d, extending the way, and in the others creating a new way)
However, if you already have a way selected, cases c and d don't work. Can anyone think why they shouldn't? Or is this just a bug? Perhaps its that the SHIFT modifier doesn't really do anything different if nothing is already selected. This is the most common case where you have to still switch modes at the moment - you create a way, and come to its dead end (say), and then you want to do another starting from an existing intermediate node (case c), possibly in the way you just created, possibly in some other way. Being able to use the SHIFT modifier would remove the need to SELECT-MODE, CLICK, DRAW-NODES, would be consistent and would mean you'd hardly ever need to go into select mode when drawing ways. David _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/josm-dev
