gEDA-user: how to select components st they move wires in pcb?

["Britton Kerin" <bkerin@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is a sort of stupid question, but I remember last time I used pcb I
was somehow able to select components st they became outlined in red
rather
than blue, which caused them to pull their wires along with them when
they
were moved.  This was very convenient.  Unfortunately, I can't remember
how
I did it and can't seem to reproduce the effect now.  A tip on this
point
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Britton

On Sat, 22 Dec 2007 21:46:01 -0800, "Steve Meier"
<smeier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> Kits of components are also worth considering. I think we have every
> 0805 resister know to man in quantities of 25. Same for capacitors 080
> capacitors (high frequency filters) another bunch 3216 tantilum caps for
> power supply filtering. Anything we aren't quite sure of the final value
> we make sure we have a range of. We have also stock pilled a large
> variety of inductors some for power supply filtering others for building
> high frequency analog filters.
> 
> Steve M.
> 
> DJ Delorie wrote:
> >> BTW, I've decided that 0.1u caps are the hardware equivalent of
> >> semicolons...
> >>     
> >
> > I like the analogy :-)
> >
> > I even bought a 50-pack of 0.1u leaded caps with 0.1" spacing for my
> > solderless breadboard.  The leads were just the right length, too - I
> > pop them in all over the breadboard.
> >
> > Whenever I place orders for parts, I always buy bigger quantities of
> > things I think I'll use often, like 1u 0.1u 1k etc.  I've taken to
> > buying minimum lots of 50 or 100 for discretes and extras of anything
> > else I think I might use later.
> >
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