Steps to reproduce: * Create or open a spreadsheet with several defined names. * Click on the arrow key to the right of the Name Box. * Types some letters to position the name list. * Press an up or down arrow on the keyboard. Expected result: * The up/down arrow key should move the selection up/down one selection. Actual result: * With Windows 7 the behavior is as expected. * With Ubuntu the arrow keys have no effect. I believe this is a regression, but I'm not positive.
Hi BJ Thanks for the issue - I can confirm the behaviour on Ubuntu. Do you have any idea if this worked in one of the previous versions ? Cheers, Cor
I believe this is a regression as my fingers are trained to use the arrow keys for that box and most of my spreadsheet time is spent on Linux.
Indeed. OK in 4.2, wrong in 4.3.0.0 alpha1
Bibisect results from 43all: There are only 'skip'ped commits left to test. The first bad commit could be any of: 3dda83fc3a43afc6af7f5c0ffd029e610ec1b9a3 a900e72b6357882284c5955bdf939bf14269f5fb ee1feb893a4fe94061927eb67f65f82d01e1d047 We cannot bisect more! # bad: [423a84c4f7068853974887d98442bc2a2d0cc91b] source-hash-c15927f20d4727c3b8de68497b6949e72f9e6e9e # good: [2e0fa432485d1db6abd355dad8ccb06f0b97e4fb] source-hash-ce90f99a2d66c2b998ad3f9f028e2ea623a757f5 git bisect start 'latest' 'last40onmaster' # good: [4360256bc0b1443028a057164fbbdb43847ce68d] source-hash-40543e5321c8f618c125fd6f7f9a24b87431277a git bisect good 4360256bc0b1443028a057164fbbdb43847ce68d # good: [4360256bc0b1443028a057164fbbdb43847ce68d] source-hash-40543e5321c8f618c125fd6f7f9a24b87431277a git bisect good 4360256bc0b1443028a057164fbbdb43847ce68d # good: [55a9af1d3a70fcd72408c0d0fd7654b970366648] source-hash-c2485b4c38a574416dc3948fec85b0232109eb61 git bisect good 55a9af1d3a70fcd72408c0d0fd7654b970366648 # bad: [050f497672ebe66d585ca71db9ba29f4a5793172] source-hash-13d1a5667765731441e4a8ae1b43788fe8de5117 git bisect bad 050f497672ebe66d585ca71db9ba29f4a5793172 # skip: [3dda83fc3a43afc6af7f5c0ffd029e610ec1b9a3] source-hash-c59b3d6c5c8096486730007d9b9b053793b90b1e git bisect skip 3dda83fc3a43afc6af7f5c0ffd029e610ec1b9a3 # good: [56a3b3c781fc2eb55f46641d89a866a91119a8a3] source-hash-21e6fd2b2dfdb806db320f699e434e6f2351a7b6 git bisect good 56a3b3c781fc2eb55f46641d89a866a91119a8a3 # bad: [13f22e75712a128951aeed518ac4e60174c5ed69] source-hash-306859babd5a997a1e5d50e7791e8e5852a7ea2e git bisect bad 13f22e75712a128951aeed518ac4e60174c5ed69 # bad: [4f705a8cfb1998b09f2062510b207d35a33647d8] source-hash-1eeb20f3958666ec6ba6e0fcf52e92e5eb447a14 git bisect bad 4f705a8cfb1998b09f2062510b207d35a33647d8 # good: [33ce87ec76b69b6a44704835916642ad3ad1539a] source-hash-2be3417bf6dba2a0897b21e15d22ef2f8aac99e3 git bisect good 33ce87ec76b69b6a44704835916642ad3ad1539a # bad: [ee1feb893a4fe94061927eb67f65f82d01e1d047] source-hash-f3609ac092bc520825bfd6b71ed20ecaba293317 git bisect bad ee1feb893a4fe94061927eb67f65f82d01e1d047 # skip: [a900e72b6357882284c5955bdf939bf14269f5fb] source-hash-dd1050b182260a26a1d0ba6d0ef3a6fecc3f4e07 git bisect skip a900e72b6357882284c5955bdf939bf14269f5fb # only skipped commits left to test # possible first bad commit: [ee1feb893a4fe94061927eb67f65f82d01e1d047] source-hash-f3609ac092bc520825bfd6b71ed20ecaba293317 # possible first bad commit: [3dda83fc3a43afc6af7f5c0ffd029e610ec1b9a3] source-hash-c59b3d6c5c8096486730007d9b9b053793b90b1e # possible first bad commit: [a900e72b6357882284c5955bdf939bf14269f5fb] source-hash-dd1050b182260a26a1d0ba6d0ef3a6fecc3f4e07
The below commit seems to be where the behaviour changed. commit ed6b8c9f8d1b932300ce16d6188d10036827f676 Author: Kohei Yoshida <kohei.yoshida@collabora.com> Date: Mon Mar 10 12:08:45 2014 -0400 Select the whole text when the named range box gets focus. Not doing this had been bugging me for a long time since I use Shift-Ctrl-F5 to define named ranges a lot. Small usability improvement. Change-Id: Ib1a4e4e26e15667598a603443dde05e08fdbe3b7
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