If I want to copy/paste a component in a schematic all goes well if I use the right mouse key and choose copy/paste from the menu.
The copied component is placed at the mouse cursor position.
But not so if I use Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V for copy/paste (works much faster and easier). Then the copy is not placed at the mouse postion, but op top of the original component...
Copy and paste of component
Re: Copy and paste of component
This specially did, to have two variants of pasting.
Re: Copy and paste of component
I don't see any use in stacking components on top of each other?...Serg wrote:This specially did, to have two variants of pasting.
Re: Copy and paste of component
The pasting from menu is place the components near cursor position.
When work Ctrl+V, the cursor position may be in the outside of working field.
Therefore, in this way the components will be placed in one area.
When work Ctrl+V, the cursor position may be in the outside of working field.
Therefore, in this way the components will be placed in one area.
Re: Copy and paste of component
Suggestion: Place component on mouse cursor if it's in the work area. Works fast and logical.
(piling-up 20 components is useless and you still have to drag them one-by-one with the mouse to the desired location; much more work)
(piling-up 20 components is useless and you still have to drag them one-by-one with the mouse to the desired location; much more work)
Re: Copy and paste of component
Thank you for offering. We will consider it.
Re: Copy and paste of component
What do you mean? You can right click on a component and pick copy. Then right click and pick paste component or paste component values. You need to right click a components name area in the inspector.