04-20-2023 02:17 PM
@McQuillan wrote:
the Navigation window causes LV to freeze on the first launch.
Hi Tom,
Can you please provide more details on this? I can't reproduce it with my 32-bit LabVIEW on Windows 10.
What bitness and OS are you using? What steps do you take to reproduce the issue?
04-26-2023 11:54 PM - edited 04-26-2023 11:59 PM
Another rendering bug related to zoom:
EDIT: It is not even necessary to change the zoom while the execution highlighting is paused. The rendering of the current execution point is always misaligned for zoom factors other than 100%.
04-27-2023 12:47 AM
@Christina_R wrote:
To zoom in or out on a block diagram, select Zoom In, Zoom Out, or Actual Size from the View menu (or use the corresponding keyboard shortcuts).
One very nice behaviour that almost works: You can actively adjust the zoom in the middle of a wiring operation!
Example #1:
Example #2:
Getting these kinds of glitches fixed would be incredibly enabling. Dynamically zooming during other workflows feels super intuitive. It should provide a noticable efficiency boost when working on hi-res displays.
04-27-2023 12:58 AM
One more zoom bug:
I often use CTRL+SHIFT+drag to pan around the block diagram. However, for zoom factors other than 100% I find that panning often doesn't work.
In the screenshot below I am zoomed in by a few clicks. When I hold CTRL+SHIFT my mouse pointer changes to the pan tool, but click-dragging often does nothing. It seems to depend exactly where I click.
Weird...
This a real show-stopper for me. Panning is something I do ALL the time. If I had to choose between panning and zooming I'd probably take panning!
04-27-2023 11:12 AM
Thanks for the feedback, fabric! I've filed bugs for your reported issues:
05-07-2023 09:52 PM
I've had a bit of time to test out the zoom feature, and it works quite well. Some comments / bugs / suggestions:
Zoomed in:
05-08-2023 11:54 AM
@Christina_R wrote:
Known Issue(s):
- Ctrl-Shift-mouse wheel isn't navigating between subdiagrams of structures correctly.
When switching between cases it looks like it doesn't loop back around, only going to the end of each list. Is this related to that issue? And it is expected to be addressed right? I apparently used CTRL+Scroll a whole bunch and now that doesn't do what my muscle memory thinks it should. It would be nice to be able to keep the old work flows as an option.
Showing the zoom level, and a reset to 100% would be helpful.
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05-08-2023 01:58 PM
@MichaelBalzer wrote:
I've had a bit of time to test out the zoom feature, and it works quite well. Some comments / bugs / suggestions:
Thanks for the feedback! I've filed bugs for these issues:
I've also shared your feature requests and the issues when zoomed in with the team.
Note, however, that zoom will likely have cosmetic "rough edges" in this release, since we're prioritizing the functional issues higher.
05-08-2023 02:04 PM
@Hooovahh wrote:
When switching between cases it looks like it doesn't loop back around, only going to the end of each list. Is this related to that issue? And it is expected to be addressed right? .
Yes.
Showing the zoom level, and a reset to 100% would be helpful.
Is Ctrl+0 (and the corresponding menu item View>Actual Size) insufficient for resetting to 100%?
05-08-2023 02:13 PM
@Christina_R wrote:
Is Ctrl+0 (and the corresponding menu item View>Actual Size) insufficient for resetting to 100%?
I guess it is sufficient. There are just times when I'm looking at VIs and I can't tell if it is zoomed or not. Yes I can press CTRL+0 (and learn that it does that) but I see many image manipulation programs like Photoshop and Gimp that show you the zoom level at all times, and updates as zoom changes. Some have a the + and - buttons next to zoom, which would also allow for easier touch screen zooming, until a pinch is implemented.
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