Kozane-clone-tear-merge

2023-02-12

I thought Kozaneba had a line-drawing feature and I started drawing more and more lines, but I didn’t think I needed this feature.

How is this going to happen?

• Rather, like this?
  • First, tear it into six pieces.
  • Combine a selection of kozane into one
    • If they are the same string, group them together; otherwise, join them with a space or slash between them.
  • Double lines are drawn later.

2023-02-27 Implementation

update_annotation_after_deletion

• Implementation of “leave from line

• use as reference

• temporary suspension (of an application)

  • Display menu only when two or more lines are connected.
  • Move the lines in the direction they are connected.

It’s done.

• But, as expected, “it’s hard to tell which one is connected to which one when they’re completely overlapping” is occurring.
  • I moved the second X thinking it was connected to A and it was actually connected to C.

“Move in the direction of the line connection” Done.

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Next, merge

• Same content text in one
• Different content text is separated by slashes
• Scrapbox Kozane to the same page in one
• So what if they are mixed?
  • Stop doing that kind of…
• What if we merge the two ends of the line?

temporary suspension (of an application)

• Scrapbox Kozane Merge
• anomalous condition

I got as far as making a merged Kozane.

• Do what’s on the left first. What you need to do next
• line switching
• Delete Kozane before merging

Bug with misaligned coordinates when ungrouping inside a double group.

It’s done. -

Tear Tear

• Tear off a kozane that has two or more lines connected to it. Merge Annexation

• Combines a selection of kozanes into one.

• Remove Split Kozane functionality

  • It was an overly abstract feature created at a time when it was not yet clear what kind of functionality was needed.
  • The Edit Kozane and Clone functions are sufficient
  • Editing with the Edit Kozane function replaces Kozane
    • 
  • If you make multiple lines at this time, you will have multiple sheets.
    • 
  • So, the need to “add something and later split it into multiple pieces” can be achieved with the Edit Kozane function.
  • The Split Kozane dialog had two buttons: “replace” and “add
    • This was the idea: “Sometimes you want to keep an existing one and add a split of it.
    • Now that the clone function has been added, I can clone when I think “I want to keep this”, so I don’t need it anymore.
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• Notes on specifications at this time

  • If you edit Kozane, if the text is a single line, it is interpreted as editing the display text.
    • So the lines drawn will be maintained.
  • If the text is multi-line, it is interpreted as a kozane division.
    • At this time, “old kozane” disappears and “import of multi-line text” is performed
    • So lines drawn on old stickies will disappear.
  • Since clone is interpreted as “adding a new kozane with the same contents”, no line is drawn.

• I thought it might be tricky to write a commentary, so I specified it clearly.

  • Nishio hasn’t had any trouble so far with these specs.
  • If you have a choice between a default specification with more lines and a default specification with no lines, you can say that you have chosen the one with no lines.
  • People get confused when there are too many lines, so I prefer not to have more!

use case

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