Bug: Script Editor Keyboard PageUp/Down Broken

[Sunday, January 23, 2005 2:23 AM]

With line 1 selected and 49 lines visible in the script editor, the first
keyboard PageDown selects line 39. A second PageDown leaves line 39 selected
and scrolls it to the top. At that point additional PageDown does absolutely
nothing. PageUp returns it to its previous state of line 1 at top and line 39
selected.

Use the mouse to scroll to an arbitrary midpoint and select a line (I used
line 256). PageUp/Down simply shift the line to top/bottom of window.

From that point, use the END key to move to the last line (521 in my case).
Interestingly, PageUp returns to the last selected line, 256. At that point
PageUp/Down act as above.

Select any arbitrary midpoint line with the mouse (I chose 444). Use the
UpArrow to scroll up to line 239. PageUp reverts to line 445.

Yikes!

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Best regards,

Mark

[Sunday, January 23, 2005 2:50 AM]

I experienced something similar... but didn't research it in the detail you
did.
What I wound up doing is using Ctrl+C to copy a line, Ctrl+V to paste it
where I wanted to move it, then Delete the original line.

Jane

[Sunday, January 23, 2005 3:33 AM]

>I experienced something similar... but didn't research it in the detail you
>did.
>What I wound up doing is using Ctrl+C to copy a line, Ctrl+V to paste it
>where I wanted to move it, then Delete the original line.

Jane,

Thanks, but this is strictly a navigation issue.

Copy/paste actually has it's own issues, but I'm concerned that Friedrich
will think I'm just here to whine if I get into too much of this stuff at
once. :}

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Best regards,

Mark

[Monday, January 24, 2005 12:57 PM]

Mark,

Fixed. Thanks for your report!

Friedrich

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Friedrich Linder
www.lindersoft.com
Fax: 1.954.252.3910

[Monday, January 24, 2005 1:00 PM]

Jane,

Thanks for your report. This item is in review.

Friedrich

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Friedrich Linder
www.lindersoft.com
Fax: 1.954.252.3910

[Monday, January 24, 2005 1:58 PM]

>Mark,
>
>Fixed. Thanks for your report!

Thanks _very_ much for that, Friedrich. This one was driving me crazy. :}


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Best regards,

Mark