https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=155243
--- Comment #24 from Crusader <[email protected]> --- Created attachment 206275 --> https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/attachment.cgi?id=206275&action=edit Results of actions to determine presence/absence of focus when file is opened (In reply to u34 from comment #23) > Am I right that these last few messages are an attempt to determine when we > do encounter this bug, and when we don't encounter it? > What I an trying to establish is the full list of keys, or mouse clicks, we > use when the bug manifest itself, or not manifest itself. Doing that can > help others determine if, and when, they see the bug, or they don't see it. Thank you for the clarifying your message; yes, I would like to "catch the culprit." > By restricting the environment the bug manifests itself, by leaving the mouse > aside, someone will hopefully be able to determine the root cause of the > problem. After he will hopefully do that, he will be able to expand the > environment to include the mouse, and see how the mouse changes the > solution, if at all. Agreed. > As an aside, what is LM? LM = Linux Mint. I use Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.3 LO = LibreOffice. I use LibreOffice 26.2.x > In a way, there are two "Recent Documents" methods: > 1. By choosing an icon of a file. 3 such icons are seen at the attached > screen shot of the LO page when you start your computer. I can further > divide choosing the icon to with, and without, the mouse. But that is not > what I am trying to get to. > 2. The 2nd way is to press Alt+f. In the sub menu that is opened, there is a > Recent Documents line. A short cut to this line is to press the u key. After > pressing u, one can get to the specific file he is interested in by the up > or down arrow keys. After the desired file is highlighted, pressing Enter > opens the file. > By which of these 2 methods do you open the file? Yes, there are 2 methods of opening saved files within the "Recent Documents" framework. I use the icon method (as shown in my screen shot). If the first icon (which is highlighted by default) is what I want, I press the enter key to open that spreadsheet. If the spreadsheet I want is represented by an icon further to the right, I use the arrow key to reach that icon and press enter to open the spreadsheet associated with that particular icon. > What exactly do you do at this point, until the document is closed? Just > close the document? Apply focus and closing it, without doing anything else > in between? Something else before you are closing it? Does whatever you do, > including closing the document, involves the mouse? What key press do you > apply, if any? The attached spreadsheet provides detailed answers to your questions. If I am missing something, please let me know and I will be happy to experiment further. Summary: a file saved the last time it was opened, opens with focus; if the file was not saved the last time it was opened, it opens without focus. This is true irrespective of the method (Recent Documents/File Menu) and tool (keyboard/mouse) used. I am putting attention to actions taken in the previous session because they affect focus in the current session. Actions take in current session will affect subsequent sessions. Key word: saving. Hopefully, this "experiment" will shed light towards a [permanent] solution. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
