Just to double check: you mean shift-down, not just down, right? DrRacket does indeed implement those keystrokes itself, but I'm seeing what you describe as the 5.3.1 behavior in 5.3.3 and in the git head under mac os x and under a relatively recent git version under linux.
When you choose the Edit | Keybindings | Show Active Keybindings menu item and search for home, do you see "select-to-beginning-of-file" as the c:s:home key and when you search for "s:down" do you see "select-down" as the corresponding keystroke? Robby On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 12:05 AM, bhrgunatha <[email protected]> wrote: > In version 5.3.1 if I'm on line 90 and I press: > CTRL+SHIFT+HOME - all text to the beginning of the file is selected. > If I then press the down arrow twice the first 2 lines of text (at the > beginning of the file) are removed from the selection. > > Similarly with selecting to the beginning of a line with just SHIFT+HOME > and then adjusting using right arrow. > > In version 5.3.2/5.3.3 with the same keystrokes I get different behaviour. > CTRL+SHIFT+HOME - all text to the beginning of the file is selected > If I then press down arrow twice the selected text extends to include > lines 91 and 92 instead of de-selecting the first 2 lines of the file. > > I'm so used to the previous behaviour that this is causing me great > frustration and many mistakes. > The behaviour of other editors hasn't changed - so I don't think it's a > library issue. > > Has something changed in the DrRacket editor? > How do I get back the previous behaviour? > > I'm using Arch Linux 64 bit > Kernel - 3.8.3-2 > > Thanks for any help. > Bhrgunatha > ____________________ > Racket Users list: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/**users <http://lists.racket-lang.org/users> >
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