[8.0ß16-x64] Ctrl+Enter in cmdline selects all

[Flint]

Unfortunately, I cannot find out how to reproduce this problem 100% reliably, but in most cases it works for me this way:

1. Start TC with fresh INI.
2. In the command line type some word, then space.
3. While the keyboard focus is still in command line, press Ctrl+Enter or Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
4. The name of the file/dir under cursor is appended into the command line, and the whole command line becomes selected.

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[HolgerK]

Confirmed!
TC8.0ß16 x64, Windows7

Regards
Holger

[ghisler(Author)]

It's probably the same cause as when invoking cm_renameonly with ENTER - it's seen by the edit box, which then selects the text. Btw, it doesn't happen when the focus is in one of the listboxes...

[Flint]

Seems to be fixed in 8.0β17.

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks!

[tarkett2012]

Please check this handling again. Today I found this bug also in 8.0ß20.

It seems to be a different handling between left Ctrl and right Ctrl. With left Ctrl it seems to be okay. With the right Ctrl I get the problem that the complete line is marked.

[ghisler(Author)]

Cannot confirm, left and right Ctrl behave the same way here. Tested on Windows 7 with English, German, Russian and Simplified Chinese keyboard layouts.

[tarkett2012]

I found out the reason. It has something to do with my handling and nothing with left or right Ctrl key.

Example scenario:
1. Input "settime"
2. Press and hold Ctrl and Enter in this order --> the actual file/dir will be inserted
3. Left Ctrl and Enter in exactly this order --> The complete line will be marked

If I change the order and left first Enter and than Ctrl it is not marked.

[Flint]

I confirm this observation (tested in β21).

[ghisler(Author)]

I don't understand your point 3. If you press and release Ctrl, this has no effect on the ENTER afterwards - TC will execute the command line then. Please explain.

[Flint]

ghisler(Author)
Do the following quickly enough to avoid repeated keypress events (generated because of holding the Enter key for too long):
1. Press and hold Ctrl.
2. Press and hold Enter (file name inserted into command line).
3. Release Ctrl.
4. Release Enter (command line contents becomes selected).

If you reverse steps 3 and 4 (that is, first release Enter, then release Ctrl), selection is not applied.

[ghisler(Author)]

Ah, I see - it's very diffcicult to reproduce here because I have set a very short key repeat delay. But I don't think that this is such a big problem.

[tarkett2012]

Many thanks for the fix in ß22. Now it is fine.

[Flint]

Indeed, confirm the fix.

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks! I had to check whether Ctrl was pressed already in the keydown function, checking it in the keyup function wasn't sufficient because the user had already released the key.