On 03/03/2017 11:42 AM, Helge Hafting wrote: > To reproduce: > > 1. Start lyx 2.2.2, make an empty document > > 2. insert a table > > 3. Inside some cell, hit ctrl+space to make a protected space. > (Alternatively, create a horizontal fill, or any of the special > horizontal spaces.) > > 4. press the mouse somewhere not on on that protected space. drag to > create a selection. release the mouse button when the pointer is on > top of that protected space. The selection may be inside that one > cell, span several cells, or even start outside the table. The far end > of the selection does not matter, only the release point. > > This brings up the "Horizontal Space Settings" dialog, and that should > not happen in this case. The dialog is only supposed to happen when > clicking on a protected space (or other horizontal spaces.) > > It seems the protected space have to be in a table cell for this to > happen. It does not happen if the protected space is in normal text, > or in a minipage or in a float. > > It is not only protected spaces. Put a minipage inside a table cell, > and if selection ends upon it, it will be "clicked" and alternate > between open and closed view. Or if there is a protected space inside, > its menu will pop up. > > I guess the same goes for anything that does something when clicked. > If it is inside a table cell and a mouse selection ends on top of it, > a (wrong) click action happens.
I think this is another manifestation of problems with the way that mouse clicks, but also other things, are dispatched to insets. But I could be wrong. Richard
