Another weirdness: there are "false" decisions sprinkled throughout the collated text. Maybe that's causing the UI to get confused? No console messages though.
crud. I'll take a look.
The "false" means the undecided text isn't returning as expected. It's
trouble with the outline format, but I'll get it all set.
I think the "false" decisions may have been a red herring. Here I've got a case where all the decisions look healthy (i.e. non-"false"), but we still have the hidden decision panel for one section but not another.
Hmmm... is there anything obviously different between these? Does the one
without decision options have multiple bounds? It may be that the
alterations to the interface that make a single witness outline just an
editing interface is incomplete.
Okay, that seems to be the problem. The defective one had an empty bounds array. Possibly due to ticket [#528], but I haven't been able to reproduce that one.
Is it possible it just isn't initializing correctly? If you hit the next/prev arrows or click on a decision in the text does it pop in?
No, next/prev didn't make it show up.
Another weirdness: there are "false" decisions sprinkled throughout the collated text. Maybe that's causing the UI to get confused? No console messages though.
Last edit: Eric Smith 2015-05-19
crud. I'll take a look.
The "false" means the undecided text isn't returning as expected. It's
trouble with the outline format, but I'll get it all set.
I think the "false" decisions may have been a red herring. Here I've got a case where all the decisions look healthy (i.e. non-"false"), but we still have the hidden decision panel for one section but not another.
Hmmm... is there anything obviously different between these? Does the one
without decision options have multiple bounds? It may be that the
alterations to the interface that make a single witness outline just an
editing interface is incomplete.
Okay, that seems to be the problem. The defective one had an empty bounds array. Possibly due to ticket [#528], but I haven't been able to reproduce that one.
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Tickets: #528