On 12/03/2015 08:39, Miika Turkia wrote:
On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 12:25 AM, Lubomir I. Ivanov
<neolit...@gmail.com <mailto:neolit...@gmail.com>> wrote:
hey Miika,
The bug was not really deterministic. When moving a divepoint around
and releasing it, it was occationally possible to drop the point so it
was not on the profile. Bug 784 might give a better idea of how to
reproduce, even though it was not that obvious.
miika
Here is a procedure for replicating this reliably on my linux box.
1) Add->dive This gives last part of default profile as in attached
image: initial.png.
2) Slowly drag the last point og the bottom section of the profile to
the right, past the end of the profile. Point separates from profile.
See attached image: outsidepoint.png. Now there are 3 points towards the
right end of the bottom section of the profile
3) Delete the leftmost of the above three points. It disappears. See
image: delete_1.png.
4) Now delete the middle of the original 3 points. It disappears, but
point #1 that has been deleted re-appears. See delete_2.png
One can go on ad infinitum trying to delete these points.
Another issue that may be important: In the dive profile at the top
lefthand corner is what appears to be a point. See origin.png. I cannot
drag it. What gives?
I am so glad this issue is addressed now because this is exactly the
sort of stuff that strongly discourages a first-time user of Subsurface.
Kind regards,
willem
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