Clicking the last point of a Line/Arc/Loop/Bezier outside the canvas makes the object disappear, - it should behave the same as it did for lines in JD-2.0.
This cannot be done in general with Java - if no mouse button it pressed, the canvas does not get mouse events when the mouse is outside.
(It could be done while the mouse is inside the same window).
Scrolling works as designed if you press the button, then drag and release at the final point.
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In version 3.0 all lines, arcs and loops are also drawn via point/click like Beziers before, so this issue now applies to all particle objects. OTOH the behavior is uniform for all objects now so it may be considered a feature...
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summary: Scrolling in Bezier mode does not work --> Scrolling does not work when objects are created
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--- old+++ new@@ -1 +1 @@-Clicking the last point of a Bezier outside the canvas makes the Bezier disappear, - it should behave the same as eg lines.+Clicking the last point of a Line/Arc/Loop/Bezier outside the canvas makes the object disappear, - it should behave the same as it did for lines in JD-2.0.
assigned_to: Christian Kaufhold --> nobody
group: --> core
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This cannot be done in general with Java - if no mouse button it pressed, the canvas does not get mouse events when the mouse is outside.
(It could be done while the mouse is inside the same window).
Scrolling works as designed if you press the button, then drag and release at the final point.
In version 3.0 all lines, arcs and loops are also drawn via point/click like Beziers before, so this issue now applies to all particle objects. OTOH the behavior is uniform for all objects now so it may be considered a feature...
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