11-04-2022 05:20 AM - edited 11-04-2022 05:21 AM
Hello, hello,
I found a weird behavior, maybe a bug.
If you have a cursor and a snappable plot on a graph with an axis (say Y for the sake of argument) both with log scale and auto-scaling, the topmost points cannot be selected by the cursor, either with the mouse or the keyboard arrows.
If you add an invisible and non-snappable point to the graph at MaxY*1.0001, then it works...
12-29-2022 04:17 AM
Hi gdargaud,
What I have found from another forum post is that you can configure whether a cursor can snap to a particular plot by setting this plot attribute:
SetPlotAttribute (panel, graph, plot, ATTR_PLOT_SNAPPABLE, 0;
It might have expected hidden plots to not be snappable by default, but apparently, they're not, so you'll have to also set this attribute whenever you hide a plot.
Try to set the plot attribute and then try snapping those points again.
Regards)
12-29-2022 04:58 AM
Yes, I imagine the snappable+hidden combination might come in handy in a few cases (although that could be replaced with a transparent plot), but I don't think it has anything to do with the bug I noticed.