Editor application doesn't preserve world space coordinates of an object during to change a parent of the object.

Steps:

    Create two cubes
    Place the first cube in (-260, 0, 0) coordinates
    Rotate the second cube (0, 0, 90) degrees
    Make the second cube as a parent for the first cube

Expected result:

The first cube stays on the same place visually and local coordinates for it recalculated for the second cube local space.

Actual result:

The first cube keeps it's own coordinates and jumps away from the original place.

Motivation part:

This issue makes the process of placement of objects inconvenient. A designer has to return objects in place each time when it changing the scene structure. This feature already supported in modern editors like Unity3D and Unreal Engine 4.