CP area selection square disapears

[c3101]

When manually selecting control points, with "auto add" _deselected_, I select a cp in the one image, then hugin gives a very convenient white square to select the area in the other image for the matching point.

If you want to select the next point in the same image pair, the white square disappears, it only comes back if you move to the next image pair.

[rew (r-e-wolff)]

I think this is because it will automatically guess the correct position of the CP in the image once you have at least one CP.

When you finely move the CP in the first image (once it's been zoomed), the CP will be shown and auto-added if you want.

[Felix Hagemann (flixh)]

I'm not sure, if I understand the original report. What I observe might be related and is illustrated in the attached screenshots:
In all three screenshots control point #8 is marked/active. Depending on the position of the mouse cursor (marked in the three jpgs) the small magnification rectangle is visible in both images (cursor on cp list), in the left (cursor on right image) or in the right image (cursor on left image).

The small magnification rectangle should always be visible in both images when one cp is selected, independent of cursor position.

[Yuv (yuv)]

Yes, the behavior of the magnifier glass could be more consistent and the small rectangle should be visible in both images when one cp is selected.

[tmodes (tmodes)]

As written in comment #1 the white square is only used when no cp connecting the both images. When cp are existing the position can be guess automatically.