On Tue, Jul 03, 2001 at 08:54:11AM +0200, Patrick Bielen wrote:
> Hello guys,
>
> Seems that the cvs-version of cleveland and sourceforge do not match.
> After i compiled from the sourceforge-version my end-key does not
> work anymore, at the cleveland-version it just jumps to the end of the
> previous typed text. As i said before, it is very confusing to manage 2
> different cvs-versions at two different locations... expecially when they
> do not match each other.
Ignore the cvs.cleveland.lug.net server. It's only going to be around until
I can get another developer to get his code off it. Sourceforge is the real
one.
>
> About the bug... i reported it a month ago already, and i do not know
> if it is fixed in the cleveland cvs version, but it is not fixed in the
> sourceforge-version, that's for sure.
>
> The bug is, when you type for example 100 and the "-" -key it normally
> converts to 100} but it rips one zero to much, so it becomes 10} instead
> of 100} , it's not a large bug, but very anoying :-)
That is, according to every spec I've every read, the correct behavior. The
'}' is actually a zone-shifted zero. 100} would mean -1000. We've actually
been around the block a few times about the behavior of these numeric fields.
I think the whole idea of displaying a zone shifted character on the screen
is rather stupid, but I think that this is the correct behavior.
>
> Hope this information helps.
>
> Greetings
>
> Patrick
-Jason M. Felice
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