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Hm, my Layers Window does not do this. I have an empty map though, maybe I need to have a different map file? Can you give me more infos about what item you click? I tried with the layer name as well as the visibility check mark and the edit/rename buttons - no scroll jump. Maybe you can have a look at the empty map I attached? |
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My bad, I used some downtime yesterday to finally report this without actually being at a PC to test my reproduction steps. That's actually quite important before reporting. The correct procedure is actually: 1) Open up the layers window 2) Hover the cursor over the layers window and scroll down via mousewheel (the bug doesn't seem to occur without this step) 3) Click somewhere else in DR outside of the layers window, i.e. drag orthoview 4) Click anywhere within the layers window, can also be on empty space. The layers window will jump upwards and the click didn't do anything else other than highlight what you clicked on. This is on DR v2.6 and v2.7 and using your attached test map. I've experienced this quite often |
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*I've experienced this quite often because I tend to start with opening my layers window and zoom in on the area of interest whenever I start a new session in DR or move to work on a different area of the map. |
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Thanks, I can reproduce this now with the steps you provided. I guess it's related to the focus widget, when scrolling around the focus still stays on the first Default layer button, and it appears it tries to bring this focus widget into view when the window is activated again. |
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Luckily, wxWidgets 3.1.3 introduced a new virtual base class method in wxScrolledWindow, which can be used to override the default behaviour of focusing the child widget. DR now makes use of this when the appropriate wxWidgets version is available. => Fixed in 84a966f8a |
- Anonymous
