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Fixed in 0.7.0-preview.1
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0
Found in [Package]
0.6.0-preview.1
Issue ID
1234855
Regression
No
Selecting a single Frame with a mouse click in the Profile Analyzer chart can be impossible when working in a small window
How to reproduce:
1. Create a new project
2. Import the Profile Analyzer package from the Package Manager
3. Open the Profile Analyzer window (Window -> Analysis -> Profile Analyzer)
4. In the Profile Analyzer window click the Single tab and load the attached pdata file
5. Resize the Profiler Analyzer window to the minimum
6. Click on the Frame graph while trying to select a single frame
Expected result: a single Frame can easily be selected when clicking on the graph without dragging the mouse
Actual result: more than 1 Frame gets selected (depending on the screen resolution and Profile Analyzer window size)
Reproducible with: 0.4.0 - preview.3 (2018.4.22f1), 0.4.0 - preview.5 (2018.4.22f1), 0.4.0 - preview.6 (2018.4.22f1), 0.5.0 - preview.1 (2019.3.11f1), 0.6.0 - preview.1 (2020.1.0b6, 2020.2.0a8)
workarounds:
1. Zooming the selection and then selecting a single frame. However, doing that changes the Frame chart and the selection would have to be cleared to revert to the original chart
2. Using other commands (ALT <, ALT >, -)
Notes:
1. Identical behaviour when working in the Compare tab
2. The ability to zoom in and out with the mouse wheel would speed the process (without affecting Frame chart data like start and end Frame)
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Single click without drag now always single frame rather than the group in the pixel wide area.