[snip] > I'm really not in favour of adding hit-detection for individual lines in > a hatched fill. I really think we should fall back to plain bounds based > or inside / outside checking for these cases. Genuine distance to > feature checking results up to a certain radious should take precedence > over the "is inside" test. (Obviously we might also want a tolerance on > the "is inside" test if we have one.)
Let's keep it simple. If it is filled either solid or hatched regardless of the pattern, a click inside the shape will select it. [snip] > Lets say I have a coloured line cutting across a filled box. If I click > 1px from the line, the nearest distance to the line is 1px, the nearest > distance to the solid box is 0. I still think we should select the line > first, then click-cycle to the box. Agreed. The cycling should still work if you keep clicking in the same place. I haven't tested if that works, but will do so shortly. -Ales _______________________________________________ geda-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-dev
