In the same simple case, if three (or n) zigzags connected to the same
connection point when you run the loop at line 723, because it modifies the
connected_list 3 times at lines 736,740,744 for each zigzag, eventually the
second (or (n-1)th) zigzag get skipped and again,
(like the previous case) y
On Thu, 2019-05-09 at 22:28 +0430, Vahid Bashiri via dia-list wrote:
> consider following simple case
>
>
> where an object connected to a zigzagline at one end and the other
> end is free. The zigzagline has two handles at each end, you can
> connect to, let say handle[0] and handle[1].
> If ha
consider following simple case
where an object connected to a zigzagline at one end and the other end is
free. The zigzagline has two handles at each end, you can connect to, let
say handle[0] and handle[1].
If handle[1] connected to object and handle[0] is free, if you select the
obj and press de
On Sat, 2019-05-04 at 09:47 +0430, Vahid Bashiri via dia-list wrote:
> Hi all
> I made a skim of file "diagram.c" and in the
> function diagram_selected_break_external there are little things that
> might lead to erroneous behavior in case that multiple objects
> connected to single connection poin
Hi all
I made a skim of file "diagram.c" and in the function
diagram_selected_break_external there are little things that might lead to
erroneous behavior in case that multiple objects connected to single
connection point. I am not sure about it being a bug so I am posting here
in case someone tak
