1. line endpoint edit If you drag&drop over an object, the object is moved. If the object is a line and you drag&drop at the end of the line, the endpoint is moved. For now it's an all-direction line edit for any line. (After the beta we would probably switch to the same line editing methods we have in pcb-rnd). For now it works only on line ends, not on arcs or polygons. (I want to get the essentials done first, then we can reiterate) 2. attribute quick edit: {a n} for name If you want to change the name of some object (in other terminologies: "refdes", "pin number"), you can use the {a n} hotkey while hovering over the object. This should work on any group (the name attribute is universal), but most notably on: - symbol - terminal - wire-net It will bring up the attribute dialog with the "name" attribute selected, focus on the value field so you can easily modify it. Type new name, press enter to set then esc to close the dialog. Alias: {a r} for "refdes" edits name too (for consistency with pcb-rnd) 3. attribute quick edit: {a o} for role You will rarely need this, but we also have {a o} that changes the role offering a combo box so you can select from the standard roles the cschem data model recognizes. It is useful if you construct a group by hand and then want to set the role. The same combo-box edit is accessible from the attribute dialog: open the attr dialog of a symbol (e.g. using the attached sheet), select the role attribute, click on the "assisted edit" button. (We have an extensible system for assisted editing, so plugins can offer editor for roles they control. Even user scripts are able to create such custom assisted edit dialogs for attributes!) 4. attribute quick edit: {a c} for connection list Just like in gschem, we can create "non graphical connections" using symbol attributes. Unlike in gschem, we have a nice array-kind attribute for this, called connect, see http://repo.hu/projects/cschem/design/02_data.html#des2:55 You can directly edit this array in the attribute dialog but we also have an assisted edit dialog that presents the connection mapping in a table. You can observe it opening the attached sheet, pressing {a c} over the opamp. (Same dialog accessible from the attribute editor dialog using the assisted edit button.) Order of connections doesn't matter so there are no move buttons.