Dear Svenn,
> I do most of my work in VHDL now so drawing schematics actually ending
> up in a netlist is the rarest task I do. But I use xcircuit to draw
> block and timing diagrams and anything that a drawing tool can be used
> to. Specially in timing diagrams the hassle is huge when I need to
> insert another pulse in the middle. Had that problem recently when I
> had to prolong a fetch cycle to capture the last bit from a shift
> register in a heavily handshaked data processing chain. I will pick up
> the tarball and test the feature.
Due to the lack of ability to specify more than one point in a single
element for editing, I don't think the change I made will be very
useful to you for stretching the middle of a waveform in a timing
diagram (but I'm working on it!). Meanwhile, you can edit the
polygon, use the "x" key to break the polygon in two at the point
you want to stretch, and then join the two pieces together after
stretching. It is not convenient, I admit.
---Tim
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