Closed LuminousXLB closed 1 year ago
@LuminousXLB
Are you working with a mouse or on a notebook with a trackpad?
When using the mouse, you can pan the view by pressing the middle mouse button (or the mouse wheel) while moving the mouse around.
When using a trackpad, you can pan the view by pressing ALT (or Option on macOS) while performing a scroll gesture on trackpad.
However, I've just tested this on a Windows notebook, and ALT + scroll gesture seems to not work. I will open a separate bug issue for this.
Hi @flandreas
Thanks a lot for your information. That really helps.
Hi @flandreas . I had some more experience with this now.
I don't think pressing the mouse wheel would be a good experience. For some types of mouse, it needs much force to press that wheel. Using ALT with scroll would work but we can only scroll up/down, cannot left/right.
I've also tried using Opt+Trackpad on MacBook. It seems that when I scroll down, the canvas goes up.
I would still upvote for panning using Space+drag (or Ctrl+drag, to be consistent with Vivado block design).
https://docs.xilinx.com/r/en-US/ug893-vivado-ide/Using-Mouse-Strokes-to-Zoom-and-Pan
@LuminousXLB Okay, thanks for the feedback. I think I will introduce a user preference and include there your suggestions.
Regarding macOS trackpad, this will probably be influenced by the macOS "Natural scroll direction" setting on macOS. I will have look into that as well.
@LuminousXLB
Implemented a new user preference with the option to choose "ALT + press/drag left mouse button", in addition to the default "Press/drag middle mouse button".
Unfortunately, implementing SPACE key was not possible (at least not straight-forward), because the underlying Java system doesn't offer SPACE as modifier for MouseEvents.
Also inverted scroll direction on trackpad.
Thank you for the fantastic tool.
I propose implementing a feature enhancement that enables users to conveniently drag the canvas by holding down the space key, allowing for seamless navigation and repositioning without the need for zooming in and out.