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Improve feedback for moving executions #424

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cdamus opened this issue Nov 22, 2018 · 0 comments
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Improve feedback for moving executions #424

cdamus opened this issue Nov 22, 2018 · 0 comments
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bug Something isn't working execution_specification Functional requirements related to execution specification

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cdamus commented Nov 22, 2018

The feed-back presented when moving executions has several limitations:

  • when dragging an execution to another lifeline, the feedback rectangle does not move until the pointer hovers over the destination lifeline. It should track the pointer en route
  • when dragging an execution to another lifeline, the feedback rectangle is locked to the original vertical (y) position of the execution. Because changing lifelines requires the Cmd modifier key (Ctrl on Winux), it can be positioned anywhere on the destination lifeline, so the feedback should track that
  • when dragging an execution onto a stack of existing executions (pending pull request Fix #411 Execution nesting changes #423), the feedback rectangle is shown on the lifeline stem. It should instead be shown on the right edge of the execution that would be its parent if it will not become the root execution
@cdamus cdamus added bug Something isn't working execution_specification Functional requirements related to execution specification labels Nov 22, 2018
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