https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=155243
--- Comment #26 from [email protected] --- (In reply to u34 from comment #25) Fixing my previous report: > (In reply to Crusader from comment #24) > > Created attachment 206275 [details] > > Results of actions to determine presence/absence of focus when file is > > opened > > > > (In reply to u34 from comment #23) > > > As an aside: at attachment 206250 [details] (Screen shot of LO page when I > start my computer.png) you had one icon highlighted. I will recheck my next > statement, yet as far as I remember, when I start my computer, I have no > icon highlighted. In case I remember correctly, can this be another, or > related, bug? I seem not to remember correctly, or there is a non stable issue. I do get the upper leftmost icon highlighted after starting the computer. But if I open that file (icon), it has no focus. If I immediately closing it with alt+f -> confirm closing, nothing seem to be saved to disk. As if LO notices I haven't changed anything in the file. What I am getting to is that no icon is highlighted at LO opening screen. I believe it is worth pointing out that some of my files (icons) are password protected. When trying to open such a file (icon), the enter password window pops up, with a focus. After entering the password, the file (icon) gets open. Without a focus. > > > 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. > > > When reviewing comment #24, I wasn't as thorough as you were at attachment > 206275 [details] (Results of actions to determine presence/absence of focus > when file is opened). In fact, I was very superficial. The reason is I was > trying to follow the table you gave, but I couldn't fully understand the 2 > rightmost columns. What do you mean by current and last session? Does the > current session refers to the session after this start of the computer, and > the last session refers to the next to current start of the computer? > But I tend to agree with the following summary you wrote. > I am partially taking this statement back. It does looks as if saving the file (icon) is related to solving the focus issue when opening a file (icon). But not in a straight forward manner. I mean, one should ask if the file (icon) has changed. And possibly some other questions in order to be able to tell if the focus issue will appear the next time the file (icon) is opened. > > 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. > Indeed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
