On Feb 22, 2010, at 6:47 PM, Ojan Vafai wrote:
> From the test:
> Tests: Smart delete when deleting the first word on a line.
> Expected Results: The first word and the space following the first word
> should be deleted.
That is the correct result. But you only get smart deletion you use double
click.
> So, specifically, if I have "foo bar baz" and I select the word "foo" using
> cmd+shift+right, hitting delete will delete the space in WebKit, but *not* in
> TextEdit. If, however, I select the word "foo" using cmd+right, hitting
> delete does not delete the space in either app. The TextEdit behavior seems
> more predictable (and sane).
Command-shift-right selects a line, not a word. I think you mean
option-shift-right.
You have a point.
Option-shift-right does not give you smart deletion behavior in Mac OS X
NSTextView. Selecting words with double click does. The smart-delete-001.html
test is testing a particular case of smart deletion and we do need a test for
that fix. But it incorrectly depends on smart deletion mode being set when
extending a selection by word. We probably need to turn this into two tests:
1) Test that extending by word does *not* give you smart deletion.
2) Test that double clicking at the beginning of a line to do smart
deletion correctly deletes both the word and a space.
It might be tricky to write (2) because I don’t know of a way to make a
selection that will result in smart deletion with DOM APIs. Maybe
execCommand("SelectWord")?
-- Darin
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