AlexMitchellMus

Is this still an issue? I have tested side-by-side with latest plugdata & PD-Vanilla, it looks like it is functioning identical? (at least as identical for random numbers): https://github.com/plugdata-team/plugdata/assets/12004932/33688997-f2dd-4893-83b4-142457c2e96b

Ah ok! :-) I can confirm that it's not working as expected.

Empty objects are valid objects in Pd-vanilla. In fact the "add object menu" has an empty object as an option. Maybe if a user presses delete while in text editor...

Autorepeat delete is the problem. A user can hold a key down and delete repeats, it's a setting in the OS. Giving this more thought, it feels like it's trivial...

Possibly if you have newly added the object (not created the object completely) then pressing escape could delete it? So escape could work in this way for a double click...

Or as you have suggested, a modifier for backspace that will delete the currently editted object, regardless of if it's a new object or not. The more I think about...

Hey @jyg! Glad that there is interest in touch support for plugdata. There are a few missconceptions in here. So I'll comment on what I know about how touch is...

Hm, I think graph size would be confusing? As even a GOP has a window size (just it's not that useful to us). Personally I think we should keep them...

Yeah, I think this is what @timothyschoen would like. This makes sense to me.

Maybe. What I like about having a display for this is it's clearer when looking over the whole patch. Otherwise a user needs to hover over objects that they think...