When click on a shape to select it with the stylus (and even sometimes with the mouse..) it always moves it at the same time, that is bad. First a click should just select the shape without moving it (even with the little drag like stylus often do), and then another click/drag while it's selected should move it. (currently each time I want to select an shape to edit a part of it but not move it globally, I have to click on it, ctrl+z to undo the move, then switch to mouse and double-click with it carefully, then only I can edit the vector points with the stylus.....)
I don't think you should first need to click before you move something. When I move some stuff I press and drag, making that two mouse presses would be inconvenient. I think it should rather have a small threshold for the stylus.
sven: The problem what I fear is that with such threshold on the stylus, it would become hard/impossible to make small adjustment moves smaller than this threshold...
Git commit c678789df64ebea4a22aacd5e39e4c12068947f9 by Sven Langkamp. Committed on 03/02/2013 at 14:57. Pushed by langkamp into branch 'master'. Don't interpret selection by tablet as move REVIEW:108587 M +5 -0 libs/flake/KoPointerEvent.cpp M +5 -0 libs/flake/KoPointerEvent.h M +18 -0 plugins/defaultTools/defaulttool/DefaultTool.cpp http://commits.kde.org/calligra/c678789df64ebea4a22aacd5e39e4c12068947f9