Public bug reported:

In Konsole, in order to identify opened sessions with numbers, I put a
"%#" code in the tab title format (Settings => Edit Current Profile =>
Tabs => Tab title format). But session numbers do not appear in the
"Copy Input..." form (Edit => Copy Input To...). With a lot of opened
sessions, this bug let me unable to choose sessions I want to copy
inputs.

Using Konsole 2.2.2, from KDE 4.2.2, Ubuntu Jaunty i386. Package version
is 4:4.2.2-0ubuntu1.

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Steps to reproduce the bug:
# Open Konsole.
# Choose "Settings" => "Edit Current Profile" in menu bar.
# Change to tab "Tabs".
# In "Tab title format" and "Remote tab title format" fields, type "Shell #%".
# Click "Ok" in order to save the changes.
# Open two or three tabs. New tabs will have the title "Shell 2", "Shell 3", 
"Shell 4"... This behavior is expected.
# Choose "Edit" => "Copy Input To..." in menu bar.
# In "Copy Input" form, you will see several "Shell %#" sessions, instead of 
"Shell 2", "Shell 3", "Shell 4"...

** Affects: kdebase (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Function "Copy Input" does not recognize the "%#" code, inserted in tab titles.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/355687
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