| 2019-05-01 16:06:44 |
Anton |
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I am now spreading the PCB and encounter such inconvenience. Found two confusing features. For example, deleting is simple by hovering the mouse button on a component / footprint and pressing delete button, the second is selecting an object and deleting it with the delete key. So it turns out that I, for example, just selected via, edited its parameters. And I need to delete some track segment on the other end of the circuit board. I move the mouse cursor over the track segment and press delete and oops - via deletes. The problem is that I often notice that you can quietly remove something in this way.
I think this will help:
1. Make the priority of the object over which the mouse cursor is currently above higher than the selected object (leave the selection itself).
If you want to perform an action on selected objects, then the mouse must be directed at one of them. |
I am now spreading the PCB and encounter such inconvenience. Found two confusing features. For example, deleting is simple by hovering the mouse button on a component / footprint and pressing delete button, the second is selecting an object and deleting it with the delete key. So it turns out that I, for example, just selected via, edited its parameters. And I need to delete some track segment on the other end of the circuit board. I move the mouse cursor over the track segment and press delete and oops - via deletes. The problem is that I often notice that you can quietly remove something in this way.
I think this will help:
1. Make the priority of the object over which the mouse cursor is currently above higher than the selected object (leave the selection itself).
2. Or apply action ONLY on an object when mouse cursor under it. If object is selected, and it a part of selected group - action makes with whole selected group objects.
If you want to perform an action on selected objects, then the mouse must be directed at one of them. |
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