Humm...that can't be it. Notice that when you move your mouse pointer on top of any math-inset, those nice pink frames appear, regardless of the position of the cursor (it can be outside the math-inset). So, persistence of the frame with the mouse focus seems expected behavior. Perhaps the bug never did show up :) best regards, rodrigo.
On Saturday 28 July 2007 06:06:24 Nicolás wrote: > Now I think I know what the cause of the problem is. If someone else > confirm it, I will open a bug entry. It is due to a tricky combination of > mouse and keyboard behavior. > > Steps to reproduce the problem: > 1- Click on the inset with the mouse and do NOT move the mouse pointer > (i.e. leave it on top of the inset). Then the frame appears and then cursor > is placed in the inset. > 2- Go out of the inset with the keyboard. Then the frame does not disappear > > Sometimes the frame also remains when the mouse pointer is moved out of the > inset, but I did not manage to reproduce this behavior in all cases. > > Cheers, > Nicolás > > Richard Heck wrote: > > Rodrigo Fresneda wrote: > >> Hi, I confirm this, except not with your particular example. It occurs > >> rather > >> randomly with my files. (lyx 1.5 compiled under debian sid) > > > > These kinds of bugs are hard to reproduce sometimes. Pay attention to > > how you move the cursor out of the inset: Mouse or keyboard; what keys > > you are using, if the latter. If it's using the keyboard, where is the > > mouse? Over the inset? Over a different inset? Over the toolbar? > > > > rh > > > >> On Thursday 19 July 2007 05:21:46 Nicolás wrote: > >>> Hi! > >>> > >>> I am using LyX1.5.0rc2 on Windows XP. Sometimes, after moving the > >>> cursor out of a math-inset, the frame that appears surrounding the > >>> inset while the > >>> cursor is inside does not disappears. Can someone confirm this? I > >>> attach a > >>> file, where the problem appears with the first math-inset. > >>> > >>> Cheers, > >>> Nicolás
