Fix token having duplicated ids if a cut was followed by dragging token to map then a paste (induced by #625) * Fix bug created by dragging token from library to map Fix cursor not updating right away when switching to measurer from label, fog or VBL tool Fix cursor not updating right away when switching from measurer to pointer Change how the measurer tool cursor updates, now based on attach/detach instead on paintOverlay * Fix switching from/to the measure tool not updating cursor right away Fix 'Paste' menu not getting updated after performing the Copy/Cut action from popup menu * Fix 'paste' option remaining grayed out after Copy/Cut token Subsequent pastes will result in different token ids Fix so that Cut & paste doesn't change token id Add javadocs info for Zone & Campaign constructors

The only thing that carries Undercovers is Gerald McRaney.but his appearances are too brief to do anything more than remind us of what this show could have been.- Fix so that token ids stay the same after server start But the two leads in that show had chemistry, and it carried the entire series. All the other weaknesses of the show could be said about a similar cheesy mystery show from the 70s/80s: Hart to Hart. And that is the nail in the coffin for the show. Also, Samantha had a relationship with two characters on the show, but she has absolutely no chemistry with either of them. They carry themselves like second-year agents, not the top spies who had to be reactivated because no one else could handle the job. First, they show no indication that they were ever highly trained operatives. Even what we know about their past doesn't seem to jibe with what we see. We get only the most cursory back story for our leads. This might not be such a problem if we at least had good characters, but Undercovers is lacking there, too. There's nary an original idea to be found. Locales and set pieces are interchangeable as the by-the-numbers plots unfold. The show has very high production values, but the recycled plots do nothing to cash in on them. I like action TV shows, I like throwback shows and I like Abrams, but Undercovers is dreadfully dull.

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