I don't know. But I can't imagine someone switches tools (clicks
buttons) my accident.
Hence, throwing away the not-finished parts should be just fine.
stefan
Am 05.03.13 09:42, schrieb Giuseppe Aruta:
> > currently the user can go to the originating tool and ESC cancel the
> drawing manually.
> currently the user can go to the originating tool and ESC cancel the
drawing manually.
There was something similar that I noted some months ago: the possibility
to unfinish a geometry, switch to other tools, than finish it...
>should we ask the user when we occur an unfinished drawing and he swi
On 05.03.2013 11:50, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
> Hi Jukka and Ede,
> I also noted this behavior. The shadow is persistent even when you zoom
> in/out.
this was explicitly requested by jukka for seemless digitizing. actually this
should have been the case all along as long as you use shortcuts to swi
Hi Jukka and Ede,
I also noted this behavior. The shadow is persistent even when you zoom
in/out.
There is an interesting procedure in GvSIG to switch between "open/closed"
drawing geometries: user starts to draw using a "Draw line tool" and at the
end they just click on mouse (right button) where
your fault ;) you wanted switching tools to not interrupt drawing.. this works
now even with drawing cursor tools switching, one heck of a feature.
seriously, will have to find a way to differentiate these cases and restore the
old behaviour.. told ya, process.
..ede
On 05.03.2013 06:41, Rahko
Hi,
With r3291
- launch OJ
- create a layer
- take Draw line tool
- draw three vertises (or so)
- change your mind and take Draw polygon tool
- the red interrupted drawing line stays on the screen as a phantom line
Old behaviour was that interrupting drawing by selecting another drawing tool
or
