| 2022-12-02 11:24:40 |
Benno Schulenberg |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2022-12-02 11:24:40 |
Benno Schulenberg |
attachment added |
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prevent <Enter> from eating non-blanks https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1998592/+attachment/5633931/+files/0001-text-upon-Enter-eat-only-lefthand-blanks-not-any-oth.patch |
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| 2022-12-02 11:26:49 |
Benno Schulenberg |
description |
Reproduction recipe:
printf "two words\n second line\n" >words
src/nano --ignore --auto --break +,3 words
Then press Enter. See how "tw" from the first word has *disappeared*. This is wrong. And what is worse: M-U does not bring the eaten letters back.
Attached patch has been applied upstream to fix the issue. Please consider applying it to nano-6.2 in Jammy (22.04), and maybe also to nano-4.8 in Focal (20.04). |
Reproduction recipe:
printf "two words\n second line\n" >words
nano --ignore --auto --break +,3 words
Then press Enter. See how "tw" from the first word has *disappeared*. This is wrong. And what is worse: M-U does not bring the eaten letters back.
Attached patch has been applied upstream to fix the issue. Please consider applying it to nano-6.2 in Jammy (22.04), and maybe also to nano-4.8 in Focal (20.04). |
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| 2022-12-02 11:31:03 |
Benno Schulenberg |
description |
Reproduction recipe:
printf "two words\n second line\n" >words
nano --ignore --auto --break +,3 words
Then press Enter. See how "tw" from the first word has *disappeared*. This is wrong. And what is worse: M-U does not bring the eaten letters back.
Attached patch has been applied upstream to fix the issue. Please consider applying it to nano-6.2 in Jammy (22.04), and maybe also to nano-4.8 in Focal (20.04). |
Reproduction recipe:
printf "two words\n second line\n" >words
nano --ignore --auto --break +,2 words
Then press Enter. See how "t" from the first word has *disappeared*. This is wrong. And what is worse: M-U does not bring the eaten letter
back.
Attached patch has been applied upstream to fix the issue. Please consider applying it to nano-6.2 in Jammy (22.04), and maybe also to nano-4.8 in Focal (20.04). |
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| 2022-12-02 11:31:19 |
Benno Schulenberg |
description |
Reproduction recipe:
printf "two words\n second line\n" >words
nano --ignore --auto --break +,2 words
Then press Enter. See how "t" from the first word has *disappeared*. This is wrong. And what is worse: M-U does not bring the eaten letter
back.
Attached patch has been applied upstream to fix the issue. Please consider applying it to nano-6.2 in Jammy (22.04), and maybe also to nano-4.8 in Focal (20.04). |
Reproduction recipe:
printf "two words\n second line\n" >words
nano --ignore --auto --break +,2 words
Then press Enter. See how "t" from the first word has *disappeared*. This is wrong. And what is worse: M-U does not bring the eaten letter back.
Attached patch has been applied upstream to fix the issue. Please consider applying it to nano-6.2 in Jammy (22.04), and maybe also to nano-4.8 in Focal (20.04). |
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| 2022-12-02 11:34:58 |
Benno Schulenberg |
bug watch added |
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http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?63407 |
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| 2024-01-17 20:32:18 |
Ken Sharp |
tags |
patch-accepted-upstream |
focal jammy patch-accepted-upstream |
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