The Snap to Connector modifier operates on Cables and
Doglegs, snapping them to connection points on symbols, and maintaining
connections as symbols are moved (through 'Rubber-Banding'). This
modifier is used principally in the Block Schematic and Pictorial Schematic
environments since it is only in these environments that symbols contain
connection points. By
default this modifier is always active and circumstances when you would
want to switch it off are rare since this would disable the connection
of Cables and Doglegs to symbols.
Important: to make a connection
that sticks and rubber-bands, you must draw your Cable or Dogleg to the
point where the cyan connection stub meets the red outline of the symbol.
This is
the point that defines the connection point. Figure
1 shows a properly connected Dogleg that will rubber-band, Figure 2 shows
an incorrectly drawn Dogleg that will not rubber-band.
The Snap to Connector modifier operates on Cables and
Doglegs, snapping them to connection points on symbols, and maintaining
connections as symbols are moved (through 'Rubber-Banding'). This
modifier is used principally in the Block Schematic and Pictorial Schematic
environments since it is only in these environments that symbols contain
connection points. By
default this modifier is always active and circumstances when you would
want to switch it off are rare since this would disable the connection
of Cables and Doglegs to symbols.
