On Thu, Jan 04, 2007 at 10:32:51AM +0100, Georg Baum wrote: > Am Mittwoch, 3. Januar 2007 18:28 schrieb Enrico Forestieri:
> > After pasting by C-v into LyX, if I cut something and try to paste > > that, I get the old clipboard content. Only after *copying* something > > I get a normal behaviour, i.e., I can paste what I cut. > > Please try again, that should be solved now. The external clipboard was not > filled by a cut operation, only a copy. That problem is fixed now, indeed. There's another one related to selection, though. Using the mouse, in order to extend the selection beyond the text displayed in the window you should slide the pointer below the window margin. When doing so, sometimes the text is scrolled and the selection extended, but often it is not and you need to slide the pointer back inside the window margin and then again outside of it. However, even doing so, most often than not the window is not scrolled, no matter of many times you go back and forth with the pointer, and the only way to extend the selection is by the cursor keys. I verified that this was also the case without your patch, so it is an unrelated problem. Given that during the Xmas holidays I rewrote the Qt4 event dispatcher in order to be able to use the UNIX socket code, I would like to know from "regular" Windows users if they see this glitch, too. I would be surprised that this is a problem introduced by my modifications to Qt, as I think that my event dispatcher performs equally well, if not better, than the default one, but I could be wrong ;-) -- Enrico
