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Report ID:
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Status:
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Fixed/Implemented |
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Summary:
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Cmd-Delete performs double delete
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Requests:
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3 -
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Severity:
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Incorrect Functionality |
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Description
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Thom McGrath on 2007-04-25
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Because Cmd-Delete moves items to the trash in the finder, and deletes methods and properties and such, I tend to use Cmd-Delete many cases where delete would work just fine. The project tab of the IDE is one of those such cases. I understand I'm using this differently than intended, but this has worked just fine without problem for a very, very long time. In 2007r2, the IDE performs two unique deletes when Cmd-Delete is pressed.
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Greg Moore on 2007-04-29
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I think just DELETE by itself will delete multiple items in the IDE including modules and windows and folders. This problem is compounded by a more serious bug, where hitting UNDO brings back the deleted window, but its entirely blank, and all of the editfields and popup menus are not restored.
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IDE Version
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Thom McGrath on 2007-04-25
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REALbasic 2007r2
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Greg Moore on 2007-04-29
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REALbasic 2007r2
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Target and Platform Run on
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Thom McGrath on 2007-04-25
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Macintosh - OS X 10.4.9 Intel
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Greg Moore on 2007-04-29
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Macintosh - G5 dual 1.8, 4 gb ram
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Steps to Reproduce
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Thom McGrath on 2007-04-25
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Create 5 new windows in a new project. The newest item will be Window6, and selected. Press Cmd-Delete. We are now left with Window4. Window5 was deleted with Window6.
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Workaround
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Thom McGrath on 2007-04-25
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Change habits.
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Evaluation
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REAL Software on 2007-04-25
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Thanks for your feedback! This was verified in REALbasic2007r2. We have fixed it in REALbasic2007r3b5.
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