https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49853
--- Comment #71 from Ralph Martin <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #70) > Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac. So I don't know what is "native" there. > Could you explain, if native Mac applications are expected to use main menu > to paste into any active vidget? Absoultely standard behaviour for all native applications. E.g > I mean, do you expect that when the caret > is inside "Find" vidget, you will click main menu, and then Paste, ant this > will paste into Find string? Yes. Or you can paste a password into a password dialog. And so on. Simply put, if you choose Paste on a Mac, when editing text, it will paste wherever the caret is. It does not matter if that is a window, a dialog box, or anything else. Furthermore, the Mac makes no distinction whether you use the Edit menu, or a command key - the command key is regarded as just a short cut for using the menu. > If so, isn't Mac menu Edit expected to be changed when a vidget is active, > to reflect only those commands that are relevant to active vidget (i.e., to > look like contect menu)? Yes, menus are supposed to change to reflect conext. However, at the risk of getting boring, being able to paste text wherever you are typing text is expected. Any application which disabled pasting text into dialogs would be considered broken. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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