Dragging a pin before the start
I think we should disable the ability to drag the pin before the start.
What do others think?
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Comments
What do you mean by a "pin"? I can't tell what the picture is trying to convey.
In reply to What do you mean by a "pin"? by Marc Sabatella
He means a hairpin...
In reply to He means a hairpin... by [DELETED] 5
Ah, makes sense. i was distracted by the dotted line that appeared to be leading to the staff name, and thought "pin" might have been a strange typo for "Piano", but couldn't see anything wrong with the staff name. Now I see what is meant - if you drag the right hand edge of the hairpin to the left, all the way past the left hand edge and beyond, it appears to "reverse" the hairpin whle dragging (the dotted lone is actually showing the hairpin drag in action) but the hairpin itself doesn't actually reverse - it stops at some minimum size.
I'd say the expected behavior would be that if you tried dragging too far left, the mouse might go there, but the handle you are dragging would stop moving. Either that or the hairpin should actually reverse, truly reflecting the drag.
Can you file an issue?
In reply to Can you file an issue? by [DELETED] 5
The behaviour has since been improved for crescendo and possibly decrescendo - the third square stops at the other two.
However, this happens: #22507: Crescendo and decrescendo moves when one side is dragged to the other
It still affects other elements: #22509: End handle of line can be dragged in front of start handle
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