Hi, I want to lay some wiring out on my board \(see blow\) and be able to copy chunks of it \*before\* connecting to the associated components\.  It's for capacitive touch sensors\.  The problem comes when I try to connect the wires\.  Would I be correct in thinking that [this post](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Joining-two-nets-in-PCB-77cc989ee9074335955d42def8aeaf76) essentially means "you can't"?  Could a way be developed to override the logic that says "these are separate nets - you can't join them"? I've encountered the same issue when doing more conventional wiring: I'll delete the bits I don't like, then try to reconstruct them better, but sometimes they won't join.  Or if I try to construct one end of a trace starting at one component, then construct the other end starting from the other component.  I'm sorry I'm a bit vague on these more conventional scenarios because it was a few weeks since I last came across it. Thanks