darrenan
October 11th, 2021, 18:48
I have discovered an easy to reproduce bug when in LOS mode in which performing an area selection of multiple control points appears to select extra points but doesn't highlight them. I'm not sure if this is a set of minimal repro steps, but it seems to work for me every time:
1. Create a new image.
2. Enter LOS mode.
3. Select 'Wall' and 'Line'
4. Create two vertical parallel lines.
5. Intersect those parallel lines with two horizontal lines (create a tic-tac-toe board essentially).
6. Bisect one of the lines with another wall segment.
7. Switch to 'Select' mode and select the resulting three control points.
8. Press DELETE. Expected: only the three control points are deleted, creating a gap in the bisected line. Actual: More of the bisected line is deleted than expected.
9. Hit CTRL-Z. Notice that there are actually four control points selected now.
10. Clear the selection and select the three control points again.
11. Press DELETE. The delete operation now works as expected.
I have created a screen capture of this issue as well which is shared here (https://1drv.ms/v/s!AhrZz9P9Tf8Fn_hrB8yIeIASvLHAMg)
1. Create a new image.
2. Enter LOS mode.
3. Select 'Wall' and 'Line'
4. Create two vertical parallel lines.
5. Intersect those parallel lines with two horizontal lines (create a tic-tac-toe board essentially).
6. Bisect one of the lines with another wall segment.
7. Switch to 'Select' mode and select the resulting three control points.
8. Press DELETE. Expected: only the three control points are deleted, creating a gap in the bisected line. Actual: More of the bisected line is deleted than expected.
9. Hit CTRL-Z. Notice that there are actually four control points selected now.
10. Clear the selection and select the three control points again.
11. Press DELETE. The delete operation now works as expected.
I have created a screen capture of this issue as well which is shared here (https://1drv.ms/v/s!AhrZz9P9Tf8Fn_hrB8yIeIASvLHAMg)