Closed maxsnew closed 4 years ago
Yes, if you click and drag on the outer half of a grid cell, you can move the vertex inside it (and the arrows connected to it will also be moved along with it). The cursor should change to a "move cursor" to indicate this.
You can also use the arrow keys when a vertex is selected to move it around. This even works if multiple vertices are selected (as does dragging them).
I agree this is not as intuitive as it could be: I'm planning some tweaks to the interface that should make things clearer.
Great! Thanks. Yeah then I'd say the issue is that this wasn't very discoverable to me. I'll let you decide whether or not to close.
I'll close this issue, but I've opened https://github.com/varkor/quiver/issues/10 to keep track of this meta-issue in general. I plan to tackle this along with keyboard controls after https://github.com/varkor/quiver/issues/7 and https://github.com/varkor/quiver/issues/5.
Yes, if you click and drag on the outer half of a grid cell, you can move the vertex inside it (and the arrows connected to it will also be moved along with it). The cursor should change to a "move cursor" to indicate this.
Am I right in thinking that currently this is only working on https://q.uiver.app/dev/?
On the main https://q.uiver.app/ the "move cursor" does appear but I wasn't managing to drag any vertex, and I noticed that an error was thrown while I was trying to drag.
ui.js:5127 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'delete' of undefined
at Vertex.set_position (ui.js:5127)
at ui.js:1248
at HTMLBodyElement.<anonymous> (dom.js:66)
set_position @ ui.js:5127
(anonymous) @ ui.js:1248
(anonymous) @ dom.js:66
(I'm happy to create a new issue if that would help.)
@dandavison: this should work on the main site (if you just open a new diagram and try dragging a single vertex, I think you'll find that it works). However, there seems to be a bug, which was reported here: https://github.com/varkor/quiver/issues/53. That error trace helps, thanks! If you could figure out how to reproduce the error starting from a new diagram, that would be amazing!
One of the nicest features of another tikz-cd graphical interface is that you can grab a vertex and drag it and the arrows that are pinned to it will be changed accordingly. For instance I might add an arrow from A to B but then realize it's too small so move B over one square and the arrow will stay going from A to B.
Playing with quiver, it seems like I can move the edge of an arrow, but not a vertex. Does this feature exist and I'm not aware of it? If it doesn't exist it's very convenient for me because often I make a square that's 1x1 and realize later I want to label the interior of the square and need to expand the grid to be 2x2.