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FS#2623Odd mouse wheel behavior

Type
Bug
Status
Assigned
Category
QCAD (main)
Severity
Low
Priority
Low
Reported version
3.32.1
Operating system
Windows 7
Reported
2024-12-31 by CVH
Votes
1

Andrew,

Win7, latest stable QCAD trial release installed from ZIP file.
Version: 3.31.2.0 (3.31.2)
Build Date: Oct 27 2024
Revision: bae1b88
Qt Version: 5.13.2
Architecture: i386
Compiler: MSVC++ 14.16 (2017)

Fresh restart of QCAD loading an existing file.
-> Mouse wheel = Zoom IN/OUT

Switch to Print Preview mode (Ctrl+Shift+P)
-> Actuating the mouse wheel sets the origin at the left lower corner of the GUI view area.
-> No zooming occurs at all.
-> I can zoom and pan with other methods but actuating the mouse wheel in Pan Zoom mode exhibits the same issue.

Switch back to Model view (Close Print Preview)
-> Issues remain.

I can replicate the same behavior when starting QCAD and selecting a Layout with Viewport from the Block List. Essentially automatically in Print Preview mode.



What seems to be fixed in the mean time (3.27.6) is that the mouse wheel = vertical scrolling after visiting the Application Preferences. Or in and after Print Preview mode.

I would upgrade to the newest release for production when I could turn off the "Show" buttons. The Always show all properties preference of the Property Editor has no influence on that. See: Related topic

Regards,
CVH

Comments (4)

CVH 2025-01-23

Andrew,

Thanks for taking the time to fix the old issue regarding the [Show] buttons (FS#2630)

CVH

CVH 2025-02-18

Persistent odd behavior for:
QCAD Professional Trial
Version: 3.32.1.0 (3.32.1)
Build Date: Feb 8 2025
Revision: 6007449
Qt Version: 5.13.2
Architecture: i386
Compiler: MSVC++ 14.16 (2017)

Updated the 'Reported version' tag from 3.31.2 to 3.32.1

Regards,
CVH

CVH 2025-02-18

QCAD 3.32.1
Not an issue when in Print Preview mode was initiated with:
Print Window... (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+P)
OR
Print Current View... (Ctrl+Alt+P)

Regards,
CVH

CVH 2025-06-07

Found another workaround:
- File New (Ctrl+N)
- File Close (Ctrl+F4)

After that the DefaultNavigation.WheelBehavior seems to be set correctly.

Regards,
CVH