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HPW
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 Posted: 19/03/06 16:27 Post subject: pan command? |
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You should consider to add a pan-command.
The new zoom behaviour of 2.1 is very nice.
When I have zoom in into a bigger graph, then it would be nice to have a pan command, where I can drag the visible area around. Cursor should indicate this possibility.
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kokkoras
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| Posted: 19/03/06 23:32 Post subject: |
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I felt that need as well!
Considering the many new key shortcuts, i will suggest a Ctrl+space to reveal a hand-mouse-cursor and get into pan mode, while mouse dragging will do the actual pan (that is, Photoshop like).
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| Posted: 20/03/06 16:14 Post subject: |
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For this purpose cmPan added to possible values of the CommandMode property.
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kokkoras
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| Posted: 20/03/06 16:20 Post subject: |
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| Kambiz wrote: | | For this purpose cmPan added to possible values of the CommandMode property. |
Exactly as I thought of it later (but didn't post it because I was sure about your response  ). Thanks.
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HPW
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| Posted: 20/03/06 17:39 Post subject: |
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For this purpose cmPan added to possible values of the CommandMode property.
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You mean in your developing source?
Not released yet?
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