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Very often, I would start dragging the mouse to create an annotation, say a rectangle, then I decide I made a mistake and press escape ("esc") to quit it and start a new one. Almost every time I do this, the browser gets completely "hung up", sometimes to the point where I need to close the tab or refresh the page. I don't know what event gets triggered but this is definitely an undesirable behavior. Is this the correct way to stop an annotation midway if you made a mistake?
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Escape is the right way to do it. I think I found the problem. It will probably only happen when hitting escape while holding down the mouse button. At least in my testing, hitting escape while drawing a rectangle with the "two clicks" method doesn't cause any issues.
I can reproduced that in the GeoJS library (hitting escape while dragging a rectangle), though I had to do it multiple times to cause the browser tab to hang. I'll hunt down the bug there.
Very often, I would start dragging the mouse to create an annotation, say a rectangle, then I decide I made a mistake and press escape ("esc") to quit it and start a new one. Almost every time I do this, the browser gets completely "hung up", sometimes to the point where I need to close the tab or refresh the page. I don't know what event gets triggered but this is definitely an undesirable behavior. Is this the correct way to stop an annotation midway if you made a mistake?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: