Keyboard ShortCuts don't work on last externally open tab/file
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2019 8:58 pm
Subject: Version 0.94.1 64bits (Nov 21 2019): Can't use shortcuts on last open tab
XnView: MP 0.94.1 64bits (Nov 21 2019)
OS: Windows 10 64bit
If you see the cursor blinking in the Zoom factor value box, or if you click there ant put the cursor in, pressing any program shortcut would have no effect, because it tries to do something there instead of triggering the actual shorcut. That's no problem.
The REAL problem, is that when you click at the Zoom value box in the right down corner, and the cursor is put there, there's no way to get the cursor removed from there, so you'll never could use any shotcut in this tab/picture no more.
I've noticed, that everytime you launch a new tab/file from an external browser by doubleclicking an associated file, you got the cursor blinking at the zoom factor value just in the last tab/file open.
The problem of the "autocursor" doesn't happen when launching files via XnViewMP's own file explorer. But anyways, if you click on the zoom value box on any tab, you'll neither be able to get the cursor out from there, so you get bugged...
Effect: Can't use shortcuts on last file open via external browser (except first one)
To reproduce:
1. Launch any picture file associated with XnViewMP from an external browser
2. You'll got no problems if it was the first file/tab open.
3. Then launch another file, just again from an external browser
4. You'll now got the cursor blinking on the zoom factor value.
5. Try now to get this cursor out from there. There's no way.
6. Since now, can't use any shortcuts in this tab
7. Until you launch a third file from external browser. You'll get out the cursor from previous tab (cool), but you'll get a new one on this last open tab.
Actual behaviour (bug): Explained above. Bug: Can't get out the cursor from the Zoom Factor Value Box in the right down corner,
Expected behaviour: 1) Have no active cursor there on new externally open tabs (like it happens from internal file explorer)
2) TAB or Click in Image to get the active cursor off
XnView: MP 0.94.1 64bits (Nov 21 2019)
OS: Windows 10 64bit
If you see the cursor blinking in the Zoom factor value box, or if you click there ant put the cursor in, pressing any program shortcut would have no effect, because it tries to do something there instead of triggering the actual shorcut. That's no problem.
The REAL problem, is that when you click at the Zoom value box in the right down corner, and the cursor is put there, there's no way to get the cursor removed from there, so you'll never could use any shotcut in this tab/picture no more.
I've noticed, that everytime you launch a new tab/file from an external browser by doubleclicking an associated file, you got the cursor blinking at the zoom factor value just in the last tab/file open.
The problem of the "autocursor" doesn't happen when launching files via XnViewMP's own file explorer. But anyways, if you click on the zoom value box on any tab, you'll neither be able to get the cursor out from there, so you get bugged...
Effect: Can't use shortcuts on last file open via external browser (except first one)
To reproduce:
1. Launch any picture file associated with XnViewMP from an external browser
2. You'll got no problems if it was the first file/tab open.
3. Then launch another file, just again from an external browser
4. You'll now got the cursor blinking on the zoom factor value.
5. Try now to get this cursor out from there. There's no way.
6. Since now, can't use any shortcuts in this tab
7. Until you launch a third file from external browser. You'll get out the cursor from previous tab (cool), but you'll get a new one on this last open tab.
Actual behaviour (bug): Explained above. Bug: Can't get out the cursor from the Zoom Factor Value Box in the right down corner,
Expected behaviour: 1) Have no active cursor there on new externally open tabs (like it happens from internal file explorer)
2) TAB or Click in Image to get the active cursor off