Bug 287562

Version:           2.4-snapshots
OS:                Linux

In the recent Calligra Suite Betas, including Beta 4, I have been primarily using Krita. This particular issue is with the krita drawing functions for drawing rectangles, squares, circles, stars, and polygons. 

Here is what happens, bare with me as I try to explain this as best as possible please...

1.) I select a shape drawing tool... lets say the rectangle tool in this case, those this happens with any shape drawing tool. 

2.) If I click once I can simply draw the shape as desired. Awesome.

3.) But if I accidenly double or tripple click - ie... click too fast as I sometimes accidently do - I am no longer able to draw any shape on the layer. It seems that the layer itself becomes unalterable in any way. 

4.) To fix the issue I either have to save and restart krita or use the vector drawing brush (or any brush which causes a new layer such as a vector layer, or create a new layer, and then merge that layer with the affected layer. Once merged, the affected layer becomes usable again until I accidently trigger this "bug".

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.) Click a shape drawing tool - not the add shape tool - such as the rectangle, circle, star, polygon tool...

2.) Double or triple click - ie click to fast - where you intend to draw the shape

3.) Notice that now you are unable to draw on layer. 

Actual Results:  
Unable to draw on affected layer. 

Expected Results:  
SHould still be able to draw on affected layer, or should find that the layer is somehow locked but can be unlocked.

This is using an unmodified form of Krita, from the Caligra Suite Beta 3 and Beta 4, as provided by the Arch Linux distribution's "KDE Unstable" Repository. This is in the 64bit version of the OS. 

This only happens if my fingers get click crazy.