a) right click after "pencil tool" Yes , it is a small bug. After right click when "pencil ", you need to click the tool bar again. But, Most of other tools are cached, you don't need to select them again. For example,when you draw a wire. step 1) select the wire tool or press the "W" key to actie the wire tool. 2) draw a wire , press "ESC" to cancle, press "delete" key to delete the last segment, right click one time to finish a wire. right click again to remove the "Wire" command. DON'T right click twice if you want to place another wire. If you want place many wires, you just need to right one time after a wire. It seems you like to rigth click twice after place a wire, so you need to acive the "Wire" command again. If you place symbol,step 1) chose a symbol 2) "R" to rotation a symbol, "X","Y" to Flip on the fly if you need 3) left click to place a symbol, Don't right click. 4) Left click to place the symbol again. Left click to place the symbol again. Left click to place the symbol again. :) 5)Right click to end the "command". b) You have report a lot of these, we will keep in our mind. C) we have remove the context menu.

a) I) I know, your _wire_ example works, but there is a BUG: 1) select OK, 2) ESC=OK, DEL=OK, right click once ends the actual wire but now the red crosshair is missing, the tool is not selected in the toolbox ==> no one would assume the tool is still selected !!! This is the bug: The red crosshair is missing, the cursor is back to the pointer, _but the tool is still selected_. You wrote “Right click to end the command”. OK? ---> It works when you left click at the endpoint of the wire - in case it’s a connection point (e.g. a resistor) II) And my point was: The behavior of all tools must be the same: The toolbox icon and the cursor must reflect that the tool is selected. ---> There _may_ be a tool (I dunno now) that will (must) terminate after one single use, but then both, the cursor and the toolbox must change back to “nothing selected” at the first right click. You wrote “Right click to end the command”. OK? III) Place a symbol: Choose OK ---> but “R” doesn’t work to rotate “on the fly”, nothing happens. The “X” any “Y” to flip work on my machine ... b) OK, eagerly waiting ;-) c) Kinda solved, but … deleted too much ---> Sancho_60