https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49853
--- Comment #66 from Mike Kaganski <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #53) > Actually, I would say that the same bug *does* exist also on Linux, but it > has to be invoked in a different way: You have to use Edit:Paste while the > findbar's text input field has focus, that causes a paste into the document, > not into the findbar. (Control-V works as expected, pastes into the > findbar.) Most likely fixing that on Linux will fix the behaviour on OS X, > too. First off, the Edit:Paste "issue" is reproducible under Windows, too. But I wanted to notice one thing. The "Edit" menu behaviour cannot be regarded a bug. Actually, this is the way it should be: Edit menu describes actions that should be performed in edited document, not in some other auxiliary windows (such as Find toolbar edit box). The same goes for Edit->Select All, etc. (you wouldn't expect bringing another Find toolbar to search within first Find edit box when you select Edit->Find while inside find toolbar?) Thus, this must not be "fixed", as suggested in comment 53. The problem is that both main menu (controlling main edit area) and context menu (controlling currently active widget) have the same accelerators listed. But in other OSes, the context menu accelerators have priority, while under OSX, main menu has. Thus, this looks to be a clear OSX-only bug. On other OSes, there is only visual ambiguity, when one has focus in Find (or any other auxiliary) box, clicks Edit menu and sees all those shortcuts listed there, thus has impression that they will act on document, while actually the shortcuts would work inside the auxuliary window. Well, this is just cosmetic. Under OSX, this is really a problem, things don't work as expected. And THE way to fix this would be to DISABLE all Main Menu accelerators while caret is outside the main edit window, and restore them on entry. Of course, this could also be done on other OSes, to remove the visual ambiguity (so, when outside the main edit area, (some) main menu entries would not have accelerators listed next to them). This would fix all the mess, without need to break normal operation of Main menu. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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