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Comment #2 on issue 18708 by [email protected]: CTRL+enter within a cell
inserts two linebreaks
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=18708
Thank you for your bug report.
It seems both IE and Firefox send a keypress event whose |event.keyCode| is
U+000D ('\r') when typing only an
enter key. On the other hand, they send a keypress event whose |
event.keyCode| is U+000A ('\n') when typing
control+enter keys.
Google Spreadsheet inserts two line-break when Chrome sends the former
keypress event (U+000D) but inserts one
line-breaks when Chrome sends the latter event (U+000A).
I'm writing a change to 'webkit/api/src/WebInputEventFactory.cpp' that
emulates the above behavior of Firefox and
IE.
Regards,
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