> On May 24, 2020 3:13 AM Peter Kovacs <pe...@apache.org> wrote:
> 1) There is no way that you can confirm the entry without accepting the > autoInput. So you quickly make errors as unexperienced user. As long as you keep typing you don't need to delete anything, unless your new string is a subset of a previous string. That is possibly a corner case. Can you post the Bugzilla link? > 2) Excel does not offer AutoInput that fast as OpenOffice does. And we > have a Bug that isd confirmed that AutoInput should not work on numbers. That is not correct. Just tested with Excel 2016. It is exactly the same. I can't replicate the problem with numbers (at least under Windows 7 x64). Can you post the Bugzilla link? > 3) We have another Bug that complains that the Autoinput can change > small letters to Capletters. I could repeat it with Super and super. That is a separate issue related to Autocorrect. Autoinput only replicates previous strings > Probably it is smart to work with the suggestion list too. So popping > the suggestion list and filter then the list with the entry. If you > press enter you accept the suggestion if you press down button you > accept the cell entry. That sounds like a useful solution. Does anyone have the knowledge and time to code that? > So we have 3 accepted Bugs that we will maybe not solve fast. This gives > a reasoning for switching AutoInput off untill it is fixed. As I mentioned before this is also the default behaviour in the other spreadsheets. Turning off the default (to solve 2 possible smaller issues) will make more users unhappy. Regards, Pedro --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
