Dragging object inside other and ungrouping bug
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Attached. Dragging object inside other object and selecting ungroup: only one of the objects survive, the one that was dragged inside.
Group and upgroup works as expected, all objects survive on ungroup.
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@Ingolf This is a bit of a problem: when ungrouping, the content of the group is the one that survives. The group itself (without its content) will be removed, even if it has a shape (in this case the clipping shape).
Maybe if the group has a shape, it should be kept as a separate object?
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@vectoradmin said in Dragging object inside other and ungrouping bug:
@Ingolf This is a bit of a problem: when ungrouping, the content of the group is the one that survives. The group itself (without its content) will be removed, even if it has a shape (in this case the clipping shape).
Maybe if the group has a shape, it should be kept as a separate object?
Maybe Affinity has the same design problem so they opted to disable 'ungroup' for objects with objects inside. This is what I would prefer in VS as well because it simply blocks loss of data/objects. Users will not understand what is happening and sometimes probably not notice it before it is too late.
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@Ingolf I will think of a way to do this.
