Hi, > On ven., 2009-11-27 at 16:09 +1100, Trent W. Buck wrote: >> Package: epdfview >> Version: 0.1.7-2 >> Severity: minor >> >> I wanted to search for an http link in a PDF. So I typed >> "/http://foo";, where the first slash opens up the find toolbar at the >> bottom of the screen. >> >> Unfortunately, because the / is bound within that toolbar, I can see >> no way to search for a string containing a /. I tried ^Q/ and ^V/ and >> \/ to escape the slash, and I tried using a period (in case it was >> doing regex matching). These didn't work. > > Yep, confirmed, I can't do it either. >> >> I suppose I could type Ctrl+<digits> if I knew the unicode codepoint >> for a slash... Hmm, apparently I can't type any codepoints that way >> -- maybe that trick only works if I'm inside a desktop environment >> (I'm not; I'm running epdfview straight from xinit). > > Yeah, I think it's related because here (under Xfce) I can type the > control codes. > > Jordi, as you see above, the '/' character can't be entered in the > search bar because it'll be used as the âopen search bar and select the > textâ even when the focus is already on the search bar.
OK, I didn't test it until now :-D I modified the search bar to disable the "/" as an accelerator while the search bar is visible, this way we can enter "/" as text. Once the bar is closed the accelerator is restored to its original value. Thanks for reporting! Regards, Jordi -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
