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Originally Posted by ploum
Thanks for the work. I’m addicted. I reported a couple of bugs on Github, I hope it’s the best place to do that.
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GitHub is indeed the best place. Thanks for catching the bug in
Creek, I can reproduce it and I am looking into it.
For the issue with
Signpost, I'd like to discuss this here first.
My thoughts behind greying out only the cells in the middle of a sequence, and keeping the cells at the start and end active were that the start and end cells
both still need to be connected, and that greying out the start would be the confusing way to do it. Grey-out should indicate that one can ignore there cells; but the start cell is still relevant so it should not be greyed out?
Furthermore, the start cell in a sequence is additonally marked with a dot left to the arrow, so this should also protect a little bit to accidentally re-connecting this cell to another target.
A possible change could be to grey out all arrows in a sequence, but keep the letter sequence indicators of the start and end cell in black. Alternatively grey out the start/middle arrows, keep the end cell all black, and the start cell with a black letter but a grey arrow. Third option: Middle cells all greyed out, start cell black letter/grey arrow, end cell grey letter/black arrow.
Would this be less confusing while still keeping enough attention on the relevant start/end cells? Thoughts? I think the third option might be the best, as this shows most clearly that the start cell is the entry point to a sequence, and the end cell the exit from the sequence?