I am not sure if this is a bug or a feature request, but I am wondering if this behaviour should be different:
When a selectBy value is selected in the dropdown, and highlightNearest is enabled with the hover = TRUE option, hovering over a node will "cancel" or "deselect" the selection.
It would be great to have the selection be more persistent as a default (as in: select, then hover to highlight nearest of any node, then move pointer again to go back to original selection), or maybe have the option to choose how the two settings interact? And for consistency, this probably should affect the highlighting by hovering as well as by clicking in the same way. (In other words: if selectBy is set to "persistent", highlighting a node and its neighbours by clicking+click out OR hovering does not reset the dropdown selection.)
I am reporting this also because I've seen more inconsistent behaviour in a more complex visualisation (the select + hover worked as I wanted the first time, and then wouldn't after that), but I am having a hard time reproducing it with a minimal example...)
I am not sure if this is a bug or a feature request, but I am wondering if this behaviour should be different:
When a
selectBy
value is selected in the dropdown, andhighlightNearest
is enabled with thehover = TRUE
option, hovering over a node will "cancel" or "deselect" the selection.It would be great to have the selection be more persistent as a default (as in: select, then hover to highlight nearest of any node, then move pointer again to go back to original selection), or maybe have the option to choose how the two settings interact? And for consistency, this probably should affect the highlighting by hovering as well as by clicking in the same way. (In other words: if
selectBy
is set to "persistent", highlighting a node and its neighbours by clicking+click out OR hovering does not reset the dropdown selection.)I am reporting this also because I've seen more inconsistent behaviour in a more complex visualisation (the select + hover worked as I wanted the first time, and then wouldn't after that), but I am having a hard time reproducing it with a minimal example...)
Steps to reproduce:
In any case, thank you so much for this fabulous package! :+1: