> Just to be sure: You are pointing to the (as we call it) input bar, > containing the dropdown menu for the input mode and the text field, right [1]?
right >> * hit Strg-A to mark the line so I can start with a new query > And just a note: When placing the cursor in this field, previously entered > should automatically be highlighted. Maybe that depends on the OS, I’m not > sure. ah yes, it is automatically highlighted directly after placing the cursor - no problem there. It is NOT highlighted when the cursor is still in place and I click again (at least on Windows). Sorry I was not specific about this - and not really a problem here. >> * enter a slash to my XPath, it jumps back to a random entry in the >> history, and does appends my slash to that entry. This does not make sense >> to me at all. > That doesn’t sounds reasonable. It seems to work on my system, though, and I > cannot remember something has been changed. Thanks for the feedback. Now this is strange, I just restarted my GUI and the problem vanishes :-o (Usually the GUI will remain open for several days on my machine so I do not restart very often) Seems I have to look closer on what causes this behaviour. Glad to know it is not intended, though. I hope I can reproduce this soon. Maybe I accidentally hit some shortcut to prompt this behaviour? It is strange, because it happens so often I thought this had changed. I am on Windows 10 with Java 19.0.1 (plus JTattoo-1.6.13)- this might be some odd Windows thing I accidentally trigger regularly, it seems. For the moment, I just cannot tell how. Thanks, Daniel
