Christian Ridderström schrieb:
On Sat, 3 Jan 2009, waldbauernbub wrote:
I am quite astonished, that neither the
starting nor the end point of a line is a connection point.
I've always wondered about this myself... there are times when it'd be
really convenient!
If I connect a line to a connection point of
a shape, everything is fine (the connection between the two elements
remains active). But I didn't mange to connect a line to the start or
endpoint of a line (I mean connection-> If I move one of the two
lines the connected point sticks to the other one).
I would appreciate a hint or a workaround for this problem. (I am
working on a power plant retrofit and the resulting diagram will need a
lot of editing and moving).
Have you tried useing zig-zag lines?
/Christian
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Thanks for the advice!
Indeed I am now using zig-zag lines:
I link the shapes with zig zag lines, and adjust the lines in a way
that common sections are on top of each other. Not the best solution,
but a solution.
waldbauernbub
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