https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169124
--- Comment #5 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #4) > The arrow style defines the heads, you can apply any of those to the line > start/end. "those" = "arrow styles"? Anyway, our current line dialog (e.g. in Draw) has: 1. A section named "Arrow Styles" on the "Line" tab. 2. A tab named "Line Style" 3. A tab named "Arrow Styles" which is confusing to me. It seems to have confused Telesto as well, since the steps-to-reproduce mention the Arrow Styles tab, but the relevant controls are in the Line tab: The Arrow Styles tab does _not_ have a 'Synchronize Edges' checkbox. Now regarding Telesto's ask: I believe that: * The "Synchronize Ends" checkbox should be enabled (i.e. not-grayed-out) even when no arrow style has been selected on one or both of the ends. * When "Synchronize Ends" is checked, I suggest the other controls (currently above it) change to reflect the synchronization and clarify what aspects are synchronized. Specifically, one of two things should happen IMHO when "Synchronize Ends" is checked: Option 1: The End-of-arrow controls become grayed out; they are set automatically to be in sync with the settings for start of-line. This may also motivate moving the "Synchronize Ends" checkbox to that side of the tab. Option 2: The End-of-arrow controls are removed. The label(s) should changed to reflect the choices are for both ends, so "Start Style" becomes "Ends Style" or "Start & End Style". Possibly, the illustration graphic with the arrowheads will now draw the arrowhead on both sides of the sample arrow. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
