Hi,

I'm getting an issue when dragging a cascading DiagramLink's control point too close to the end control point will break the DiagramLink and causes the DiagramLink to become disjoint from one of it's end points. The TableNodes are positioned such that one is above the other so that the two end control points of the DiagramLink between the TableNodes is exactly (however has been reproduced without being exact) vertical (same x-coordinate) of each other.

I've attached some sample code that you can use to reproduce it and an image to display what/how to reproduce it.
In image.
1) Select a DiagramLink. Select the control point as highlighted by red circle.
2) Move the control point horizontally to the end point on TableNode as highlighted by red circle. May require a circular motion around the end point if it doesn't display as in image.
3) Move control point away from end point and you should see that the DiagramLink has been broken.

From inspection of the control points. ( DiagramLink.getControlPoints() )
The list returns 4 points where either the 2nd or 3rd (depending on which control point you didn't move) will have a y-coordinate of value NaN.

Hi,

Alright, cool. Yeah, that solution works for one scenario. I switch between table rows and not table rows for our diagrams, so that is the reason for the Orientation.Auto and would be required in the latter scenario. Can manage for a while given the specific case to reproduce this bug.


Cheers!

That definitely works!

Cheers!