--- In [email protected], Joerg <joerg...@...> wrote: > > Wayne C. Gramlich wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Joerg <joergsch@> wrote: > >> Wayne C. Gramlich wrote: > >>> Milan: > >>> > >>> My version does not have a G (grab) command. I tried downloading > >>> a newer version, but it has a blizzard of library dependencies > >>> that I doubt I will be able to resolve. I guess I am out of > >>> luck for now. > > > > OK. I found a version labeled 2008-03-20 that seems to have > > the Grab command and it works just fine. Thanks. > > > > I have the latest version 20080825 (for Windows) and it does the > dragging just fine. > > > > Now, the next question, is there any way to grab a wire vertex > > and just move it? All I seem to be able to do is delete nodes > > and entire connections. > > > > That's IMHO a bit clumsy in KiCad: Hold the CTRL key, left-click with > the mouse and begin drawing a gray box. Let go of the mouse button but > keep pressing CTRL. Now you can drag the line. You can, for example, > draw the gray box around the whole vertical section of a line and then > drag that whole section. Quite practical when you encounter situations > such as "Oh, I need to make some room over there by pushing some wires > out of the way and then add another inverter". > > -- > Regards, Joerg > > http://www.analogconsultants.com/ > > "gmail" domain blocked because of excessive spam. > Use another domain or send PM. >
Hello Joerg, thank you for your description. I ran into the same problem of not beeing able to move a wire. You are right it is not really comfortable to hold the "strg"-key all the time, but it is much more easier instead of deleting and redrawing the wire. A little bit late, but I think it is never too late to be grateful. So long, Bjoern
