[PyKDE] A few minor (but irritating :) ) editor bugs in Eric 3.4.2
Mike C. Fletcher
mcfletch at rogers.com
Thu Sep 16 20:57:52 BST 2004
Hi all,
Once again trying to make Eric my primary working environment (as part
of switching from Windows+PythonWin to Linux), and have run into 2 bugs
that tend to make it very frustrating to work in the source-code
editor. I'm using the Eric 3.4.2 .ebuild for Gentoo with KDE
3.3/Xorg-X11 on an AMD64 native build.
1) Arrow-key-after select+(ctrl-c) does not clear the selection and does
not move the cursor (silently swallowed).
To reproduce, select a line or two of text and hit ctrl-c to copy
it. Now, hit down or up arrow. About 1 time on 10 this will *not*
clear the selection. I haven't been able to isolate the conditions
under which it doesn't work, will keep playing with it to see if I can.
2) ctrl-shift-arrow "sticks" for one key-press
To reproduce, press and hold ctrl+shift, then press left/right
arrow, it will require two presses of the arrow key to start the
selection, rather than one. i.e. the first arrow-key press has no
visible effect, while it should be selecting to the next word boundary.
Oh, and a few other notes:
* I somehow wound up with a '~' directory in my home directory, I
believe from specifying a CVS checkout directory as ~/pylive or
something like that. With that directory present Eric got into
some weird mode where it was just plain flaky, would let me try to
open projects and then hang, that kind of thing. Not a big deal,
I'm sure lots of programs would flake out in that situation, but
IIGuessC it was Eric that created the situation (somehow, I didn't
really notice it had been done until Eric started flaking out)
* It would be very helpful if the CVS project-definition page would
remember CVSROOTs that have been entered previously, it's tedious
typing them in each time you want to check out a project from your
CVS server.
* The ebuild didn't seem to create a KDE file-type associate for
project files
If this is all known stuff and is fixed by upgrading to a snapshot,
would be delighted to know that.
Thanks for all the work,
Mike
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Mike C. Fletcher
Designer, VR Plumber, Coder
http://www.vrplumber.com
http://blog.vrplumber.com
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