jamievicary
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8 years ago Hi Aleks, could you attach a workspace that exhibits this problem?
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 11:20 AM, Aleks Kissinger notifications@github.com wrote:
Globular seems to use different logic to decide which colour to fill a region in a projection and which tooltip to give. Attached is an example. This cup is the target of a 3-cell (from cup to sock). In the slice view, you can see the 1-cell F is white. So, when switching to the projected view, I would assume I'm looking at this cell from the right side. So, I see coming in the bottom of the diagram: identity on D, then a wire for the 2-cell itself, then F (as the colours indicate). But when I mouse over the white region, it says G (which should be purple in this example).
[image: globular] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/881183/17732906/5cdc4444-6474-11e6-8622-5596a077a091.png [image: globular1] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/881183/17732907/5cdfe59a-6474-11e6-8096-87ed13100228.png
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Globular seems to use different logic to decide which colour to fill a region in a projection and which tooltip to give. Attached is an example. This cup is the target of a 3-cell (from cup to sock). In the slice view, you can see the 1-cell F is white. So, when switching to the projected view, I would assume I'm looking at this cell from the right side. So, I see coming in the bottom of the diagram: identity on D, then a wire for the 2-cell itself, then F (as the colours indicate). But when I mouse over the white region, it says G (which should be purple in this example).