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At the first decapsulation, both the parent interval and the previously encapsulated one are superimposed witch can be confusing.
I then pressed "ctrl+z" to undo the decapsulation, and then decapsulated again.
This time, the previously encapsulated interval is shrieked to the point of a single state, apparently still linked to the common sink but the connection is invisible. Moving it further to the wright and dropping it, it appears like a lone state. Trying to move it some more and the left limit of the invisible sink has moved to the dropping point.
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At the first decapsulation, both the parent interval and the previously encapsulated one are superimposed witch can be confusing.
I then pressed "ctrl+z" to undo the decapsulation, and then decapsulated again.
This time, the previously encapsulated interval is shrieked to the point of a single state, apparently still linked to the common sink but the connection is invisible. Moving it further to the wright and dropping it, it appears like a lone state. Trying to move it some more and the left limit of the invisible sink has moved to the dropping point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: