Michael Meeks wrote: > > There are four modes: small, large, small/3D, large/3D. Writer's > > scanner tool uses small square black handles, but I am not sure if > > these are graphics. > > Additionally, in Draw/Impress, there are at least another four handles > > (corner, side vertical, side horizontal, center) for rotating and a > > further two (node, "direction of node") for manipulating vector lines, > > all are also available in four modes (small, small/3D, large, > > large/3D). > > So - Thorsten - is there really any good reason for all these handle > modes ? > At some point in time, one platform wanted larger handles, while the other kept smaller ones. The rest, as they say, is history.
> > It would be great if all of the four modes could be unified (with > > handles nominally the same size as the current large handles [8*8]) > > with all of the related options removed. > > I'd -love- to add an easy hack for that, it shouldn't be that hard. I > just wonder if there is indeed any legitimate reason at all for all that > complexity. > Much of that could go, if you ask me. Whether it makes sense to have different handles for Draw, Impress & Writer is best left to UX advise, I'd say. > If not, I'll knock together an easy hack with code pointers for this. > Go for it! :) Cheers, -- Thorsten
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