Steps to reproduce :
Expected behaviour:
Line.endWidgetId == the id of widget the arrow line points to.
And
Line.startWidgetId == the id of the widget the arrow starts from.
Actual behavior :
Line.startWidgetId == the id of widget the arrow line points to.
And
Line.endWidgetId == the id of the widget the arrow starts from.
Best answer by Viktor Razumov
Hi Mohsen,
Currently, the start and end widget ids are set once when the line is created, that unfortunately doesn’t reflect the logical representation of lines after you change the direction.
As a workaround, I’d suggest checking the style.lineStartStyle and style.lineEndStyle properties of a line object against the miro.enums.lineArrowheadStyle enum to identify the current direction of a line.
Hope, this helps.
Hi Mohsen,
Currently, the start and end widget ids are set once when the line is created, that unfortunately doesn’t reflect the logical representation of lines after you change the direction.
As a workaround, I’d suggest checking the style.lineStartStyle and style.lineEndStyle properties of a line object against the miro.enums.lineArrowheadStyle enum to identify the current direction of a line.
Hope, this helps.
+6Yah… good call out
the “reverse” button on widgetContextMenu for a line seems to be ~ “swap the arrowhead types for this line...while leaving the start and end connections unchanged”
Reconnecting / swapping the line ends on the board itself gives the actual desired effect - of reversing startWidgetId and end…
Easy for that to get muddled by users… in which case checking arrowheads like
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