https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=407463
--- Comment #3 from Tobias Deiminger <haxti...@posteo.de> --- (In reply to Simone Gaiarin from comment #2) > You are right. I have not thought about that use case. But you're also right in that not all combinations make sense. Let's check, how could leader line + arrow X be used? - LL+Square: Partially overlapping. No idea what this is good for. - LL+Circle: No visual conflict. No idea what this is good for. - LL+Diamond: No visual conflict. No idea what this is good for. - LL+OpenArrow: Best for dimensioning of longer distances. - LL+ClosedArrow: Similar to OpenArrow. - LL+None: No conflict. - LL+Butt: Complete conflict. - LL+ROpenArrow: Best for dimensioning of shorter distances. But we must arrows "outside" leader for this use case (currently bug?). - LL+RClosedArrow: Similar to ROpenArrow. - LL+Slash: No conflict. No idea what this is good for. In attachment 120022 I faked the text "20 mm" by using typewriter. That's clumsy, we should better use the native caption feature of line annotations. It's implemented in poppler as LineAnnotation::lineShowCaption, but Okular does't expose this setting => additional item for improvement. Unrelated: Square, circle, diamond, and closed arrows can be filled with a color. Fill color is not yet exposed in Okular GUI => additional item for improvement. So there are multiple things to improve, and some of them need more consideration. Would you mind turning this bug into a Phabricator task? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
