User 870ab5b546
04-04-2006 18:03:53
Hi,
When I draw an electron-flow arrow from atom A to between atoms A and B, the tip of the arrow follows the cursor until I drag the cursor about 75% of the way to B from A. At that point, Marvin finds the incipient A-B bond, and the tip of the arrow then jumps back to the midpoint between A and B. It would be preferable to leave the tip of the arrow about 75% of the way from A to B.
-- Bob
When I draw an electron-flow arrow from atom A to between atoms A and B, the tip of the arrow follows the cursor until I drag the cursor about 75% of the way to B from A. At that point, Marvin finds the incipient A-B bond, and the tip of the arrow then jumps back to the midpoint between A and B. It would be preferable to leave the tip of the arrow about 75% of the way from A to B.
-- Bob