FS#1496Draw > Circle > Center, Point: coordinate input interpreted as radius
- Type
- Bug
- Status
- Closed
- Resolution
- Fixed
- Category
- QCAD (main)
- Severity
- Low
- Priority
- Low
- Reported version
- 3.15.5
- Operating system
- All
- Reported
- 2016-10-27 by wsag
- Closed
- 2016-10-27 by andrew
I started a drawing with a circle, center at 0,150 and gave 0,0 as coordinate for a point on the circle and got visually nothing.
After some head scratching and trying to find some error like locked layer, drawing color the same as background color and such, I found at the location of the center (0,150) a circle with radius 0.
I made the following trials, every time starting with a new drawing, entering everything with the keyboard.
Center point on result
circle
0,150 0,0 circle radius 0 at 0,150
0,150 50,50 circle radius 50 at 0,150 (should be a radius of 111.8 from 0,150 to 50,50)
0,150 0,50 circle radius 50 at 0,150
0,150 50,0 circle radius 0 at 0,150
It seems I always get a circle with the radius of the y-part of the coordinate.
Used version of Qcad is:
QCAD version: 3.15.5.0
Date: Aug 19 2016
Qt version: 5.5.1
Compiler version: MSVC++ 12.0 (2013)
Build Date: Aug 19 2016
Revision: 15ef1a13237ff8355ff590fd2e16570ef9de82a0
Comments (1)
I hate it when the main part of a message gets mangled.
The stuff from the trials was formatted as a table before sending, so I try againand spell it out with many words:
A circle with center at 0,150 and 0,0 as coordinate of a point on the circle leads to a circle at 0,150 with a radius 0.
A circle with center at 0,150 and 50,50 as coordniate of a point on the circle leads to a circle at 0,150 with a radius 50. (Should be a radius of 118 between 0,150 and 50,50)
A circle with center at 0,150 and 0,50 as coordinante of a point on the circle leads to a circle at 0,150 with a radius 50.
A circle with center at 0,150 and 50,0 as coordniate of a point on the circle leads to a circle at 0,150 with a radius 0.