[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #1016: mysterious white box obscures
data in the map window
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Thu Aug 14 22:34:24 EDT 2008
#1016: mysterious white box obscures data in the map window
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Reporter: rgaston | Owner: nobody
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major: does not work as expected | Milestone: Version 1.0.0
Component: Graphics | Version: HEAD
Resolution: | Keywords: obscuring box, digitizing, zooming
Platform_version: | Platform: All
Must_fix: No | Status_info: 0
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Comment (by smizuno):
more information (based on Windows builds):
(a work-around) I have discovered that using the Pan Map tool, then
dragging the mouse to pan even just a little bit makes the problem go
away for as long as the QGIS session is used. It is critical that the map
be panned by the mouse gesture; just clicking on the map or using any
other tool or even keyboard panning does not affect the problem.
In addition, if a tool bar is moved around and the map canvas is resized
so the toolbar can be docked also makes the problem go away.
The white box is actually the background color.
Most any tool that involves a mouse drag gesture will cause the obscuring
box in at least some situations.
Using the zoom in/zoom out tools may result in a box that is partially
obscuring the map, depending on how fast the mouse is dragged.
A tool bar that drops over the map canvas also leaves a blank area behind.
Once the map is panned by the mouse there is still a box that flashes
momentarily while zooming or panning. It changes size with zooming and
moves with panning, so I believe there is an object hanging around on some
layer.
The problem first appeared with version 0.9.0, I believe.
I have not noticed this problem on my Linux installation, but also have
not tested very much.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/1016#comment:3>
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