[QGIS-trac] [Quantum GIS] #1808: QGIS 1.1 gets the order of items
in the layer window out of sequence if dragging a folder too fast.
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Sun Jul 26 01:27:50 EDT 2009
#1808: QGIS 1.1 gets the order of items in the layer window out of sequence if
dragging a folder too fast.
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Reporter: kumba | Owner: nobody
Type: bug | Status: new
Priority: major: does not work as expected | Milestone: Version 1.2.0
Component: GUI | Version: HEAD
Keywords: | Platform_version:
Platform: Windows | Must_fix: Yes
Status_info: 0 |
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When working in QGIS 1.1, I have found that when I add a new layer to the
layer stack, and later try to move it down the stack, the ;ayer will cause
every folder to expand. This gets annoying.
To solve this, I have in my setup a "tmp" group, and I will place layers
to be moved into it. I will then grab and move the whole group to a
position next to a targeted folder group, and then I will transfer the
layers to their final home. The problem with this is, I have to move the
temp folder, or any folder/layer for that matter, slowly. Otherwise, QGIS
will actually cause the order of layers to get out of whack.
Think of it this way, if I have a layer stack like this (the + mark
indicates a folder group, each with vector layers inside):
+tmp
+md-water
+va-water
+dc-water
+pa-water
+de-water
+wv-water
+md-borders
+va-borders
+dc-borders
+pa-borders
+de-borders
+wv-borders
And if I click/grab the "+tmp" folder, and quickly move it down the list,
then in addition to "+tmp" moving down the list, one might find say, "+de-
borders" moving up to be in-between "+md-water" and "+va-water". Usually,
this happens to multiple folders/layers simultaneously, requiring one to
go back and re-order the layering, which in a large layer stack, can be a
tedious process.
If you need any kind of debugging output to pin down this problem, let me
know.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/1808>
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