Panning the canvas with the temp hand tool (space held),
with the zoom tool selected, after having drawn a
"center to rectangle" (from bottom right to top left).
Causes the canvas to spring back to the pre-pan location,
when the left mouse button is released.
Update:
It also happens after zooming in with the zoom tool,
by drawing a zoom rectangle from the top left to the bottom right.
But another issue occurs if the zoom tool just is left or right mouse button clicked,
before temp hand panning.
When the canvas is temp hand panned a small amount,
then the canvas is zoomed a little bit.
But when temp hand panning a longer distance,
then the zoom level becomes Infinity%.
Reproduction steps
Select the zoom tool (z).
Draw a "center to rectangle" (from bottom right to top left)
Hold down the space key.
Left mouse button drag in any direction.
Release the Left mouse button.
Actual Behavior
The canvas returns to it's pre-pan location.
Expected
The canvas does not spring back when temp panning with the other tools.
It should probably behave the same after having drawn a
"center to rectangle" with the zoom tool.
Extension version: 0.6.0
VS Code version: Code 1.57.0 (b4c1bd0a9b03c749ea011b06c6d2676c8091a70c, 2021-06-09T17:18:42.354Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19043
Restricted Mode: Yes
Issue Type: Bug
Panning the canvas with the temp hand tool (
spaceheld), with the zoom tool selected, after having drawn a "center to rectangle" (from bottom right to top left).Causes the canvas to spring back to the pre-pan location, when the left mouse button is released.
Update:
It also happens after zooming in with the zoom tool, by drawing a zoom rectangle from the top left to the bottom right.
But another issue occurs if the zoom tool just is left or right mouse button clicked, before temp hand panning.
When the canvas is temp hand panned a small amount, then the canvas is zoomed a little bit.
But when temp hand panning a longer distance, then the zoom level becomes
Infinity%.Reproduction steps
spacekey.Actual Behavior
The canvas returns to it's pre-pan location.
Expected
The canvas does not spring back when temp panning with the other tools. It should probably behave the same after having drawn a "center to rectangle" with the zoom tool.
Extension version: 0.6.0 VS Code version: Code 1.57.0 (b4c1bd0a9b03c749ea011b06c6d2676c8091a70c, 2021-06-09T17:18:42.354Z) OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19043 Restricted Mode: Yes
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