When I have compiled a project I see the message window. I can move up and down with the cursor in this message window so it definitely has the focus. When I then use Ctrl+F4 I would expect the message window to be closed. Instead, the current source file in the editor is closed! IMO that's illogical. Ctrl+F4 should close the *current* window (in this case the message window). When the editor has the focus, yes, then the current source file should be closed (as it does).
I found that Alt+F4 closes the message window. But I think that Alt+F4 should close the whole application (the IDE). At least on windows this behaviour is common. When I open multiple files in an MDI application like Excel or Word or editors like TextPad then Alt+F4 closes the program and Ctrl+F4 closes the current window/file only. Shouldn't Lazarus behave the same? -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
