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In earlier versions of KLighD different elements were selectable: nodes, lables, ports, edges and texts. Texts are not selectable on their own anymore and instead select the e.g. node that is the parent of the text rendering. I do not really mind this behavior, but is a bug if individual text selection should still be a feature.
This leads into another problem with the suppressSelectablility method or resp. the NOT_SELECTABLE property for texts.
Its documentation states, that "if done the KText can't be selected anymore", indicating that texts should be selectable.
Currently if text within node renderings is clicked, the node is selected instead. If the selectability furthermore is suppressed on that text, the node is still the selected element, however now the text will also get its selection style applied as it is selected together as part of the node, causing a seemingly inverse behavior of this property - in that suppressing the selectability enables the selection style to appear.
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In earlier versions of KLighD different elements were selectable: nodes, lables, ports, edges and texts. Texts are not selectable on their own anymore and instead select the e.g. node that is the parent of the text rendering. I do not really mind this behavior, but is a bug if individual text selection should still be a feature.
This leads into another problem with the suppressSelectablility method or resp. the NOT_SELECTABLE property for texts.
Its documentation states, that "if done the KText can't be selected anymore", indicating that texts should be selectable.
Currently if text within node renderings is clicked, the node is selected instead. If the selectability furthermore is suppressed on that text, the node is still the selected element, however now the text will also get its selection style applied as it is selected together as part of the node, causing a seemingly inverse behavior of this property - in that suppressing the selectability enables the selection style to appear.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: