Hi everybody!
Lastly I had serious trouble figuring out why things didn't work as I thought they had to.
I had something like this in my flow:
Do you SEE the difference? I don't.
What is wrong? The upper change change node actually sits on top of the connection between inject & debug. There is only one wire connecting input & debug.
The lower change node is really properly connected. There are two wires.
Proposal: A node connector on the left or right side of a node should / may indicate whether it is connected or not. The colour of the little rounded grey square could do that.
A similar thing hits me often when I use link in / link out nodes. At time I copy a node, all connections are copied. I have to click it to see some details, I have to edit it to see all the details.
Here I would like to see if a link out node ist actually connected to a link in and vice versa. Should be easy w/ colour as above. And if: How many outgoing /incoming connections are there? This needs a little text.
One more thing: I use links a lot to visually declutter how a flow is shown. I give in / out link nodes proper names. I have MANY of them.
When editing link node properties the order they are listed seem "oldest first". I'd really like to have it sorted alphabetically.
What do you think?
Cheers, Uwe
PS Here the upper change node got moved slightly …




