>it would be impossible to provide options for
>controlling each combination of snap source and snap
>target individually. It would probably require a 30x30
>matrix of radio buttons ;-).
Agreed. But in this case the buttons are already present :)
I was just proposing to "logically" move them outside the "node" group so, for example, we'll be able to snap a center to a bounding box corner or to a grid, having all else disabled (nodes in particular, which tend to be so many all around...). Would this be a problem or difficoult to realize?
Actually, I can't fully appreciate the distinction between snapping sources and targets: I don't find it really helpful while I tend to assume that pushing a single "snap nodes" button adds all "nodes" to the "snapping pool" (made of all possible snapping sources and targets). Why snapping nodes but not snapping to nodes? And why not the opposite? I understand that having a distincion adds freedom but as someone said, this could end up in a n^2 matrix... ;)
The bug seems fixed for me too. Thanks.
>it would be impossible to provide options for
>controlling each combination of snap source and snap
>target individually. It would probably require a 30x30
>matrix of radio buttons ;-).
Agreed. But in this case the buttons are already present :)
I was just proposing to "logically" move them outside the "node" group so, for example, we'll be able to snap a center to a bounding box corner or to a grid, having all else disabled (nodes in particular, which tend to be so many all around...). Would this be a problem or difficoult to realize?
Actually, I can't fully appreciate the distinction between snapping sources and targets: I don't find it really helpful while I tend to assume that pushing a single "snap nodes" button adds all "nodes" to the "snapping pool" (made of all possible snapping sources and targets). Why snapping nodes but not snapping to nodes? And why not the opposite? I understand that having a distincion adds freedom but as someone said, this could end up in a n^2 matrix... ;)
Regards