Public bug reported:
If the calculator is set to Programming mode and you use the Ctrl
shortcuts to switch between bases, the base in use at program exit is
not saved.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set the calculator to Programming Mode.
2. Set the base to Hexadecimal using the drop-down menu.
3. Exit the program.
4. Reopen the program.
5. Notice that it loads into "Hexadecimal" mode.
6. Press Ctrl+D to switch to decimal mode.
7. Exit the program.
8. Reopen the program - notice that the base is still set to Hexadecimal. It
will remain on hexadecimal between many loads and if you only use Ctrl+B,
Ctrl+D or Ctrl-H to set the base during the calculator session. The only way to
get it to open into Decimal again is to open the program, click the drop-down
select "Decimal", exit, and then reopen the program.
** Affects: gcalctool (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: base save
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Title:
In programming mode, state of the current base is not saved when using
the Ctrl key equivalents
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