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Command to snap spiders on to the wire #311

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RazinShaikh opened this issue Jul 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Command to snap spiders on to the wire #311

RazinShaikh opened this issue Jul 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Category: Edit Mode Issues and enhancements related to Edit mode Priority: Medium Type: enhancement New feature or request

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@RazinShaikh
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Suppose we have a lot of phase gadgets and we want to connect the top row of spiders together through a wire. We then need to connect each spider to the next threading our way from left to right. This is very tedious. It would be useful to have a shortcut which can connect the selected spiders to the wire below it.
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@RazinShaikh RazinShaikh added Type: enhancement New feature or request Category: Edit Mode Issues and enhancements related to Edit mode Priority: Medium labels Jul 10, 2024
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As a suggestion for how this could work: when we have the "merge nodes" command from Tikzit implemented #253, then holding the m key while dragging an edge should connect the edge through all the spiders you pass in the order that you pass them.
Although it might be a bit difficult to drag a straight line for this long, so perhaps the original suggestion for just merging everything the line passes through is better.

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Implemented by #337

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