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Perhaps I'm misunderstanding you but this tool expressly has a select and move tool.

• dspillett 5y ago
  It does, but that selects and moves the cells not the objects and then redraws the cells? Actually, going back to have a play I see that it does allow some modification of existing objects but it isn't terribly flexible. I've just done a quick search and found one that I've not spotted before, which is a bit closer to what I want in that one respect, but not nearly complete overall (and not seen a check-in in 8 years): https://textik.com/ https://textik.com/ - that might illustrate the key difference that I see missing in asciiflow.
  • lijogdfljk 5y ago
    If i understand you, the Mac-only Monodraw handles this fine. It lets you draw objects, point to objects (say like a diagram), and then move them around with the pointers auto adjusting to remain correct. It's a shame that it's mac only.
    • dspillett 5y ago
      > It's a shame that it's mac only. Yeah, that looks to fit the bill nicely but is no use to me with my current mix of operating systems.
• eenell 5y ago
  You can drag edges, but it doesn't seem to have a concept of a "square" beyond the tool itself. So after you've placed it, you can't move individual shapes around. The select works more like a text-editor's highlighter than something like the lasso tool in draw.io