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Straighten two nodes without relaying the whole graph.
Straighten two nodes without relaying the whole graph.
Releases
- 0.22.1Align reads the wires, and a knot stops keeping a type it lost.New2026-09-09
- 0.22.0Straighten two nodes without relaying the whole graph.New2026-09-09
Added
- 0.22.1Get Name, a pure node giving
instance.Nameas astring. - 0.22.0Align, on
A. Lines a selection up, walking it in the order you picked it. The first node — the anchor, drawn with a heavier ring — does not move; each one after it lines up on the most recently picked node before it that it is wired to, and failing that on the one immediately before it. Where two nodes are wired the pins line up rather than the boxes, so the wire comes out flat. Nothing moves sideways, and comments do not move. - 0.22.0A Controls page, under Getting started: every key and mouse gesture the canvas has.
- 0.22.0Get Class Name, a pure node giving
instance.ClassNameas astring.
Fixed
- 0.22.1Align follows the wires out from the anchor rather than the order you clicked. A chain picked out of order left its last hop bent — with a knot, a Get Full Name and a Concatenate, the first two came out flat and Concatenate did not. A selected node with no wired path to the anchor takes the anchor's top edge.
- 0.22.1A knot takes the type of whatever is wired into it, and
anywhen nothing is. Its type was fixed when it was made, so cutting the wire into a string knot left a knot that still refused everything but a string — and the only way to rewire it was to delete it. - 0.22.1Shift- or ctrl-clicking a knot adds it to the selection. Its pins cover most of it, so the click landed on a pin and cut the wire instead. Cutting still works on the wire itself, where you can see it.
- 0.22.1A knot is easier to hit. Its pins took 14 of its 22 pixels, leaving a 4px ring to click for selecting or moving it. The ring is 6px wider all round; starting a wire from the pin is unchanged.
- 0.22.1Docs pages scroll past their last line, so the end of a page can be read somewhere other than the bottom edge of the screen.