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This is when you dbl-click a word (word selected), then use arrows with Shift to move text cursor selection.
TCrc4 - Lister selection bug
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Confirm.
The problem is that double click sets the caret to the position where the click was performed, not at the end of the newly selected text.
The problem is that double click sets the caret to the position where the click was performed, not at the end of the newly selected text.
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Look at how most editors behave in this situation. I think, the same way would be more preferrable (because people get used to it).
Look at how most editors behave in this situation. I think, the same way would be more preferrable (because people get used to it).
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OK, I will also move the caret to the end of the selection!
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Fixed in TC7rc5.
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NOT completely confirmed.
If Cursor is already on before double-clicking, this is fixed in RC5.
It is NOT fixed in this case:
If Cursor is already on before double-clicking, this is fixed in RC5.
It is NOT fixed in this case:
- open lister
- turn cursor OFF, if it's currently on (F6)
- double-click a word to select it
- turn cursor on (F6)
Who the hell is General Failure, and why is he reading my disk?
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Oops... I didn't check such a combination. I have to confirm this. 
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The cursor is not moved when it is off. Should I really change that?
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Isn't it? It moves here!ghisler(Author) wrote:The cursor is not moved when it is off.
1. Turn the cursor off.
2. Click anywhere by the mouse.
3. Turn the cursor on - it appears exactly at the place where I clicked with the mouse (if there is any text, of course).
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Confirmed: single-click and double-click both move Listers's cursor position to the click-position hereFlint wrote:It moves here!
(which remains the same even after word-selection when turning cursor on afterwards).
Who the hell is General Failure, and why is he reading my disk?
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Fixed in TC7.0 final.
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