Re-order of module sheets using drag & drop doesn't appear to work. What happens is that additional module sheets get created. Am I doing something wrong?
Don
Re-order of module sheets using drag & drop doesn't appear to work. What happens is that additional module sheets get created. Am I doing something wrong?
Don
Hi,
At first it doesn't work... But after a drag and drop of the first sheet of the module, in the bottom direction, it's seems to work.
But we had to be careful, because:
- if you take a module sheet before the last 'non module' sheet, your sheet is no more consider as a module sheet. This mean that all the components of this sheet doesn't belong any more to the module -and you lose your routing!!!.
- If you drop non module sheet after the first sheet of a module, your sheet become part of the module. This mean that all the components of this sheet belong now to the module -and you lose your routing!!!.
-Same apply if you move a sheet from a module to an other module. (-and you lose your routing!!!.)
This could be useful to change components from a module to an other one, or to transform into a module... but at least it would be great to have a warning windows to ask us if we are sure to loose our routing.....(hopefully, there is the undo command !!!)...
Maybe to avoid mistakes, it would be safer to have different tabs (vertical or horizontal) to separate sheet in the 'sheets windows'. The first Tab would be reserved for standard sheets, then the second tab will contains the first module sheets, the 3rd tab -> 2nd module...etc... And to move a sheet between tab, we use a right-click + 'move to an other tab' command (then a windows let us choose in which tab)...
The advantages would be to organize sheets (instead of having a long long long list ) 
, and also, instead of displaying 'NAME_MODULE:NANE_SHEET' under each sheet picture, only the 'NANE_SHEET' would be enough, since the module name would be displayed in the tab... (and the last part of the sheet name could be visible too !)
Guillaume Barrey
