Attribute table doesn't refresh

[cmoe]

I guess, I have some issue found, working with the attribute table.

a) I have a line layer (shapefile) loaded. If I select a feature and open the attribute table, I get one marked row with the correct attributes to the feature, but the whole layer isn't shown anymore in the map. A refresh of the map solves the problem then.

b) Do as in a), then: If I now select an other feature (the attribute table still open) the feature gets marked as selected in the map, but the attribute table doesn't show the correct attributes. It still shows the attributes of the first feature, altough it unmarked it in the attributes table.

This is very confusing. One has to be very careful not to work with wrong attributes, since the missing refresh isn't easy to see if the attributes are similar.

[jef]

Replying to cmoe:

a) I have a line layer (shapefile) loaded. If I select a feature and open the attribute table, I get one marked row with the correct attributes to the feature, but the whole layer isn't shown anymore in the map. A refresh of the map solves the problem then.

That only happens when the attribute table is docked, does it?

b) Do as in a), then: If I now select an other feature (the attribute table still open) the feature gets marked as selected in the map, but the attribute table doesn't show the correct attributes. It still shows the attributes of the first feature, altough it unmarked it in the attributes table.

That's a duplicate of #1306. Find a patch there. It's waiting for the feature to be lifted.

[jef]

b) should be fixed in r9598

[cmoe]

a) Yes, it only happens when the attribute table is docked. I discoverd also, that if you close the attribute table right after opening it, the map reappears without refresh.

[jef]

Replying to cmoe:

a) Yes, it only happens when the attribute table is docked. I discoverd also, that if you close the attribute table right after opening it, the map reappears without refresh.

fixed in r9919

[anonymous]

Milestone Version 1.0.1 deleted