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Author Topic: Scrolling the list of analyzed parts doesn't work right.  (Read 1036 times)

Kalkkis

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Scrolling the list of analyzed parts doesn't work right.
« on: October 03, 2016, 01:57:57 PM »

When trying to select parts from the list after scrolling, it selects the part that was in the position originally, not the one that is there after scrollin. So when trying to select thermal converter here, it selects imp. targeting computer instead, the part that was in that position before scrolling. I'm using the mousewheel to scroll and I select the part with mouse.

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Re: Scrolling the list of analyzed parts doesn't work right.
« Reply #1 on: October 03, 2016, 05:44:38 PM »

Wow that's a lot of parts! Pretty sure it's rare for anyone to have done that much scanning--no wonder no one else has reported this :P

It only happens when opening and immediately scrolling down to click on something not among the first 26 items, but not if you first click on something within the top 26 before scrolling, in which case it will work normally throughout. So that's a temporary workaround until the next release, which includes a fix. Thanks!

Edit: Looking into it now and also discovered it doesn't occur when using the keyboard shortcuts.

Edit 2: The plot thickens. You can still use the right mouse button to get the right info as expected. It's only the left mouse button that causes this problem, because the list window isn't normally used in the way it is for schematics, which allows info to be pulled up with either button.
« Last Edit: October 03, 2016, 08:49:11 PM by Kyzrati »
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