conductors: Enter fix merged (#1204); multi-wire section updated for review changes in #1205 (still pending)

conductors.md

@@ -66,22 +66,19 @@ fields as the dialog.
 - If the wire is changed elsewhere (the dialog, undo, the colour button), the
   panel updates to match.
 
-#### Known problem: Enter can switch the wire to single-line
+#### Older builds: Enter could switch the wire to single-line
 
-> **Status: pending.** The fix is
-> [PR #1204](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/pull/1204),
-> not yet merged. Until it lands, current builds behave as described here.
-> This notice will be removed once it does.
+Fixed on 1 October 2026 by
+[PR #1204](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/pull/1204).
+In builds made before that, pressing **Enter** in a text field of the panel
+(Function, Section...) could also untick the **Multifilaire** box around it:
+the wire became single-line and gained phase, neutral and earth symbols. Any
+edit in the panel could also change a **dash size** of 1 to 2.
 
-On current builds, pressing **Enter** in a text field of the panel (Function,
-Section...) can also untick the **Multifilaire** box around it. The wire then
-becomes single-line and gains phase, neutral and earth symbols. Any edit in the
-panel can also change a **dash size** of 1 to 2.
-
-Until the fix is in your build, leave a field with **Tab** or by clicking
-elsewhere rather than Enter, and check the wire type after editing. **Ctrl+Z**
-undoes the change. With the fix, the panel changes only the fields you edit,
-and Enter just applies the field.
+On such a build, leave a field with **Tab** or by clicking elsewhere rather
+than Enter, and check the wire type after editing; **Ctrl+Z** undoes the
+change. Builds with the fix change only the fields you edit, and Enter just
+applies the field.
 
 #### Editing several wires at once
 
@@ -92,24 +89,42 @@ and Enter just applies the field.
 
 Select several wires, by clicking with **Ctrl** or by drawing a box across
 them. A box that also catches the wire numbers is fine: a selected number
-counts as its wire. The panel then shows the first wire's values, with a line
-above them saying how many wires are selected.
+counts as its wire. A line above the fields says how many wires are selected.
 
 **Only the fields you change are applied**, to every selected wire. Setting
 the function on ten wires gives all ten that function, and each keeps its own
 number, cable, section and the rest.
 
+What the fields show:
+
+- A **text field the wires do not agree on** (Function, Section, Cable,
+  Tension / protocol...) is blank, with the hint **Plusieurs valeurs**
+  (*Several values*). Type a value and every selected wire takes it, even if
+  some already had it: on a 1.5 mm² wire and a 2.5 mm² wire, typing `1.5`
+  in Section gives both 1.5 mm².
+- A text field they all agree on shows that value.
+- Every other field (colours, sizes, checkboxes, alignment) shows the value of
+  the **first wire**: the one highest on the folio, and of those the leftmost.
+- **Texte** (the wire number) is locked while several wires are selected,
+  since the same number on all of them would make duplicates. To give a whole
+  potential one number, select one of its wires and tick *Apply to all
+  conductors of this potential*.
+
 | You do | Every selected wire | Untouched |
 |---|---|---|
 | set **Function** to `24V DC` | gets function `24V DC` | its own number, cable, section, colour... |
 | set **Section** to `2.5`, then **Function** to `PWR` | gets both, as two undo steps | everything else |
 | tick *Apply to all conductors of this potential*, then edit | every wire of every selected wire's potential gets the edited field | each wire's other fields |
 
+Each edit is one undo step for all the wires.
+
 Limits:
 
-- A field whose value differs between the selected wires is not marked as
-  mixed. It shows the first wire's value, and nothing is applied to the
-  others until you edit that field.
+- Fields other than text fields are not marked when the wires differ. To give
+  every wire the first wire's colour or size, change it to something else and
+  back, or use the dialog on each wire.
+- A blank "Plusieurs valeurs" field cannot be used to empty the field on every
+  wire: leaving it blank changes nothing.
 - Selecting wires together with symbols or texts leaves the panel empty,
   as it does for any mixed selection.