Hi
I use the backspace to delete unwanted vertices in a polygon.
Sometimes the whole polygon deletes.
Any suggestions as to why this is happening.
It is not the last vertice or it does not make the polygon into a line.
Thanks Pam
Rich
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Well it's a pretty serious problem and obviously it's not just me.
Lets see if we can put together as small an example as possible to
submit with a bug report. My experience is that when I begin node
editing a polygon I can delete the first vertex without a problem, but
the next vertex that I try to delete will delete the entire polygon.
Is that similar to your experience?
Rich
On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 8:13 PM, Hutchinson, Pamela
Yes that has happened, it is not always the second and I have found that if I close everything and open again it will fix the problem sometimes.
What do I need to do for a sample example so next time it happens I can send it? And who do I send it to?
Pam
I've attached a .PEN file with a couple of new line styles that I'd created in the past, one of which is a line with an arrowhead. Don't ask me how I did it, as it was a long time ago and I never did quite understand the MI line style tool.....
HTH
Greg Driver
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I have been meaning to create an example and file a bug report myself
but never got to it.
Rich
On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 11:29 PM, Hutchinson, Pamela
Are you sure that MapInfo is in Reshape mode, and that a single vertex is
selected, when you hit BACKSPACE and the whole object goes away? Does the
same behavior occur using the DEL key instead of BACKSPACE?
If you're editing on a notebook (or you have a keyboard with a touchpad),
coming too close to the touchpad while you're typing can be interpreted as a
click, setting you up for disaster.
Spencer
It has stopped me installing our other license though.
Ross
I'm with you - there are various actions that bump you out of reshape
mode and would cause an object deletion rather than a node deletion,
but I am confident that this is a bug. I have been using MapInfo since
3.0, somewhere around 15 years, and I work primarily with polygon
geometries so I'm pretty well practiced with node editing. I first
noticed the bug in 11.0. I have not been able to create a simple
example case that consistently reproduces the problem. My role in my
company is such that I really don't spend a whole lot of time using
MapInfo anymore, and when I do run into the problem I am usually in
such a hurry that I don't take time to isolate it into a reproducible
example.
Thanks,
Rich