In the title bar (where you have the x, y, l, a info and the class and layer bars) can we not have the layer/class info remain in the same location rather than move around if the x, y, l, a info is not shown. As an aside , why is this info not shown all the time? For example if I choose the fillet tool the line info disappears (kind of understandable since the fillet tool involves 2 lines) but the classes/layers moves. This is annoying as I use multi-layers and I sometimes hop from layer to layer and I don't like to use the keyboard command to travel down 7 layers and I have to "look" at the menu bar to find the layer button. on occassion (and I can't seem to mimic it right now) the layer/class info disappears altogether and I have to click on the 2D selection tool to make the layer/class bars reappear.
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In the title bar (where you have the x, y, l, a info and the class and layer bars) can we not have the layer/class info remain in the same location rather than move around if the x, y, l, a info is not shown. As an aside , why is this info not shown all the time? For example if I choose the fillet tool the line info disappears (kind of understandable since the fillet tool involves 2 lines) but the classes/layers moves. This is annoying as I use multi-layers and I sometimes hop from layer to layer and I don't like to use the keyboard command to travel down 7 layers and I have to "look" at the menu bar to find the layer button. on occassion (and I can't seem to mimic it right now) the layer/class info disappears altogether and I have to click on the 2D selection tool to make the layer/class bars reappear.
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