-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi,
Take a look at select_transitively() in app/select.c, it does the same kind of thing, both ways. You're quite right that you're getting the same thing. The connection point is what's visualized by a little blue x, the handle is the box. A handle can only be connected to one thing, a connection point can have a number of handles connected to it. So when you go from handle to object, you need to look at handle->connected_to->object.
Hm, according to what you're saying, one of the handles of the class should be
connected to the same connectionpoint then, right? Well, when I do this:
for (i = 0; i <= 7; i++) {
handle = &((elem->resize_handles)[i]);
conpoint = handle->connected_to;
all those conpoints seem to be NULL... So something's definately wrong then?
That sounds really strange, I'm sure people would have noticed by now -- and indeed, it doesn't do that for me. Can you send me a diagram that behaves this way?
Ok, I've attached one... However, I just noticed that the behaviour only occurs if the classes are parented inside a package... Cheers, Hans
-Lars
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