Neil Bird -
> Not got the time ATM to check it in a later release (will try to), but in
> the mean time, with a Linux GTK build of 7.0e07 'confirm()' always returns
> the
> default (1 in my case) nomatter the selection *if the selection is made via
> the keyboard (tab+return)*. Mouse selection returns the correct value.
>
> E.g.:
>
> :echo confirm("What?", "A\nB\nC", 1, "Question")
This is a known problem with GTK. When you hit Enter Vim doesn't know
what button was highlighted. Clicking with the mouse and using the
shortcut key does work.
I don't know how to fix this, the GTK documentation isn't clear about
how it should work.
- Bram
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