Use of double-click is confusing

[Paolo F Cantoni]

Sometimes, double-click "opens" the element, sometimes it "opens" the properties of the element.  This seems to vary by element type as well as by context.

I can't get used to it...  

Paolo

[Bruno.Cossi]

Double-click "opens the element" (i.e. opens the child diagram underneath, only if you have set the element as composite ("link to diagram" for your benefit   ). Otherwise it opens the properties.

Bruno

Sometimes, double-click "opens" the element, sometimes it "opens" the properties of the element.  This seems to vary by element type as well as by context.

I can't get used to it...  

Paolo

[Paolo F Cantoni]

Aha... So what you're saying is that a package dragged off the toolbox is ALWAYS a "composite"!
Whereas one created on the browser ISN'T.  (see related post on toolbox and browser)  

Strange...  There is NO indication anywhere on the package that  it is or isn't a composite.   In particular, if I remove the subordinate diagram then double-click no longer works.

I go back to my original point...

Confusing...

Paolo

[thomaskilian]

See Local Options/General/Double click on Browser (upper middle frame)

[Paolo F Cantoni]

See Local Options/General/Double click on Browser (upper middle frame)

Thanks for that Thomas (going over old posts for reporting to Sparxians).

However, what I was complaining about is the lack of a "Double-click on Diagram" set of options to mirror those you've pointed me to.  That way, one could (if desired) have the diagram and browser behave the same way...

Paolo