[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #3605: on trunk,
legend items vertical spacing inconsistent, worked fine with 1.6
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Fri Mar 25 01:47:11 EDT 2011
#3605: on trunk, legend items vertical spacing inconsistent, worked fine with 1.6
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Reporter: nirvn | Owner: mhugent
Type: bug | Status: new
Priority: minor: annoyance | Milestone: Version 1.7.0
Component: Map Legend | Version: Trunk
Keywords: | Platform_version:
Platform: All | Must_fix: No
Status_info: 0 |
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Comment(by nirvn):
Yep, the roads & rivers is basically a road layer + a river layer with
empty layer name.
I don't understand the logic behind inserting vertical layer space in the
flow when a user leaves the layer name empty (a declaration the user wants
to skip the layer name and group its symbol with symbol(s) above it).
Look at the new file attached (legend-simple-scenario.jpg). This is, IMO,
a typical legend case scenario, and it looks pretty bad with the added
vertical spacing on empty layer names. Setting the layer spacing to 0 in
favor of adjusting symbol space doesn't work well as it leaves no space
between the legend title and the legend symbols. Setting layer spacing to
0 also removes all spacing for group (which could have been another
alternative)
Re the "if I don't like it" argument, I actually don't think this is about
me liking the situation or not as much as considering this change a visual
regression (again, see latest attachment). If the user that complained
about lack of layer space, he/she should name the layer, or even put a few
empty spaces in the layer name to indicate to qgis he/she wants a space.
The changeset also reverse a consistent behavior of qgis since at least
qgis 1.2. This is bound to affect more than one user :)
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/3605#comment:3>
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