https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53369
--- Comment #30 from Carsten Behling <carsten.behl...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Carsten Behling from comment #29) > (In reply to Ralf Habacker from comment #28) > > Git commit 2148d2c766430714b3701247133a2166f75049b6 by Ralf Habacker. > > Committed on 01/11/2019 at 08:56. > > Pushed by habacker into branch 'master'. > > > > Add support for non resizable widgets and apply to combined state widgets > > > > M +6 -3 umbrello/umlwidgets/statewidget.cpp > > M +8 -0 umbrello/umlwidgets/umlwidget.h > > > > https://commits.kde.org/umbrello/2148d2c766430714b3701247133a2166f75049b6 > > Hi Ralf, thanks for the outstanding work!!! > > I tested the current version and found two issues: > > 1. When I remove a combined state the state diagram related diagram > remains.That may be desired behaviour since a class also remains in the Tree > View if deleted from diagram. However I can't treat a combined state diagram > in the same way as a class since it can't be dragged and dropped into an > another state diagram resulting in a combined state element. > > So there are basically two solutions: > > - to allow a drag and drop of a state diagram into another one appearing as > a combined state (I think this would be the preferred method) > - remove the related state diagram with the related combined state > > 2. when I > a. add a combined state > b. adding elements e.g. states in the related state Diagramm > c. keep the element e.g. state selected in the toolbox instead of selecting > the cursor > d. switching back to the state diagram with the related combined state > e. selecting the cursor in the toolbox > > => every time I click into the combined state a new element of the last > toolbox selection of the sub state chart is added (e.g. a state in this case) > > Im not shure if you are planning to edit directly the combined state. In > this case the toolbox selection of the parent diagram should be used instead > of the toolbox from the state diagram of the combined state (that is not > open/active tab). Regarding issue 1. in combination with issue 2. the following solution comes additionally to my mind: - yes, we keep editing combined states directly and fix the toolbox usage - State diagrams of substates are always 'hidden' diagrams to distinguish having only 'Root State Diagrams' visible as diagrams - states and combined stats will appear instead with the there widgets in the tree view beyond the top level diagram / beyond there top level combined states With this solution we won't break the user operating scheme. - Combined -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.