Hi Dirk,


   Hi Andreas,

Andreas Zieringer wrote:


yeah right that's a bug.

Is this really what we want?

opaque[n] -> transparent[n] -> opaque[n+1] ->
transparent[n+1]

Or is it better to render something like this?

opaque[n] -> opaque[n+1] -> transparent[m] -> transparent[m+1]



I would prefer the top one. That would give the app more freedom to mix transparent and non-transparent as needed. Simulating the bottom one by just using a large offset for transparent keys is easy, the other way round is not.

My $.02

yes good point I added the top one.

Andreas



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