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Manual: how to extend a path object #1501
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Press Shift when clicking at the end point of the path which you want to extend. Watch the status bar for more hints how to interact with the current tool. |
In the manual, the tool's description is already quite long, but this particular use case is not very explicit:
https://www.openorienteering.org/mapper-manual/pages/toolbars.html#drawing-toolbar, |
Ideas how to improve the manual or how to handle the complicated case are welcome. |
Concerning the overlapping points at the end: Note that there are different behaviours for finishing a path (double click, right click, Return key). For the right click, there is an Editor setting controlling whether it creates another point or not. |
On Android the extension of a line is tricky as well. What about clicking on the line you want to extend first and then pushing the Snap button? |
Background: I am trying how to use best the drawing tools
Steps to reproduce
Actual behaviour
If I have been interrupted in completing a path object, I can add an extra node within an existing line or curve by Ctrl-click on an empty spot of a path. This is described in the manual at https://www.openorienteering.org/mapper-manual/pages/toolbars.html#drawing-toolbar.
But I see no natural way to continue drawing the path at its end.
Expected behaviour
I would like to have a description in the manual how continue drawing an existing path at one of its ends. Is it by creating a new path and joining both? Or is there an easier way?
Configuration
Mapper Version: 0.9.1
Operating System: Windows
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