* Mac interface bug reports
@ 2004-05-29 21:00 Tom Schaub
2004-06-04 21:35 ` Hans Ronne
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From: Tom Schaub @ 2004-05-29 21:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: xconq7
1) With "move on click" true, clicking on a transport will move the
active unit into the transport. (In my instance, moving an infantry
onto a troop transport ship in "Modern Game".) But with "move on click"
false, typing "m" and then clicking on the transport triggers a notice
that "Your 9th infantry cannot move to (50,19). No way there. Pick a
new destination."
2) When using a list and map window together, changing the selected
unit in the list window causes the same change in the map window and
auto-centers the map on the newly selected unit. This is truly neat.
But, with "move on click" false, clicking a unit on the map to change
the selected unit does NOT change the selected unit in the list window.
I got pretty confused a few times until I noticed the windows weren't
synchronized going back the other way.
Tom
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* Re: Mac interface bug reports
2004-05-29 21:00 Mac interface bug reports Tom Schaub
@ 2004-06-04 21:35 ` Hans Ronne
0 siblings, 0 replies; 2+ messages in thread
From: Hans Ronne @ 2004-06-04 21:35 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: Tom Schaub; +Cc: xconq7
>1) With "move on click" true, clicking on a transport will move the
>active unit into the transport. (In my instance, moving an infantry
>onto a troop transport ship in "Modern Game".) But with "move on click"
>false, typing "m" and then clicking on the transport triggers a notice
>that "Your 9th infantry cannot move to (50,19). No way there. Pick a
>new destination."
This I could not reproduce. The infantry unit moves into the transport as
expected when I type "m" and then click on the transport.
>2) When using a list and map window together, changing the selected
>unit in the list window causes the same change in the map window and
>auto-centers the map on the newly selected unit. This is truly neat.
>But, with "move on click" false, clicking a unit on the map to change
>the selected unit does NOT change the selected unit in the list window.
>I got pretty confused a few times until I noticed the windows weren't
>synchronized going back the other way.
It never occurred to me that somebody might want to use the map to find a
unit in the list, instead of the opposite. I'll look into this.
Hans
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