Hi Petr, one other thing I was thinking of was to possibly have the locked/unlocked mixed status displayed with some tiny icons, like this:



I usually try to avoid making really teeny-tiny things but I guess in this case it may be better than stacked over top of each other.


> I thought the "Isolate function" (right click on Hide button
> in the command palette) was a shortcut to doing a sequence
> of commands Invert + Hide.

It's really meant to be a method to hide all objects that are not selected, leaving only the selected objects shown so you can concentrate on them.

Previously the closest thing to that was Invert + Hide, but yeah Invert + Hide has different behavior with locked objects because locked objects do not get selected with the invert.

There's also another difference between Isolate and Invert+Hide - Isolate actually stores an internal snapshot of the state of all objects right before changing them, so that you can click it again later and get back to the pre-isolate state. This was actually the main reason to make a special isolate method.

- Michael