1. undoable move

Draw an object (line, circle, recangle, polygon); Drag&drop it, it should 
move. With plygons (rectangles are polygons) you need to hit the 
outline. Crosshair matters, not mouse cursor, so it's easier to hit 
objects than in pcb-rnd. 

There's a dedicated move tool in the toolbar. If you start from the arrow 
tool, sch-rnd makes a guess on whether you want to block-select or single 
click or move. Once it figures you are moving, it switches (temporarily) 
to the move tool. But if you want, you can start with the move tool so 
the guessing part can be skipped. 

pcb-rnd is largely the same, with a _hidden_ move tool and a very similar 
guessing mechanism and temporary tool switch. Please let me know if you 
like the explicit tool button (we may add it in pcb-rnd as well).

Please test undo.


2. undoable copy

Same as move, just hold down ctrl before click. (This feature is present 
in pcb-rnd too!)

Same story with the dedicated copy tool button.

Please test undo.



3. rotate tool

We have a rotate tool very similar to pcb-rnd's. Activate the rotate tool, 
click on an object and it gets rotate 90 degrees.

Quick key: hover over an object in arrow mode and press {e w}.

Please test undo.


4. propedit on selection

Same as in pcb-rnd: draw multiple objects, select them, press {s p}: you 
get a propedit that operates on all selected objects. You can use this to 
unify object properties, e.g. switch stoke pen on multiple lines/arcs .

Please test undo.

5. propedit geo

A more exotic feature (same as in pcb-rnd), accessible from action only, 
useful for scripting, automation and more advanced use: select some 
objects, then run this action:

propedit(geo,selection)

This will run the same propedit as point 4, but it also includes the 
geometric fields of objects, e.g. x and y coords of circle centers and 
line endpoints. (It can't list all points of a polygon, so that's 
omitted).

You can use it to unify end point height of parallel vertical lines for 
example, but it's most useful for debugging.

Please test undo.



6. stroke edit

Althogh the propedit can do it, I've also added a quick stroke pen edit 
hotkey: {e s}, for edit stroke. Hover over an object (line, arc, polygon 
outline), press it and you can change the stroke pen.

Please test undo.

TIA,

Igor2