Weird behavior...

[jporkkahtc]

So lately, I've been thinking I'm really clumsy on the keyboard - because it seems like Slick is switching buffers on me without me asking.
I just happened to repro twice in a row, so I know that I didn't fumble-finger it.


When I hit "ctrl+c", Slick switched buffers on me instead of copying the line of data.


I had done a find in files and I was attempting to copy one of the matched lines.
I hit Ctrl+C to grab the line, but the buffer switched out from underneath me.


I don't have good repro steps, it just happens sometimes.


Anyone else seeing something like this?

[Clark]

Are you using a notebook?

[jporkkahtc]

nope - desktop

[Clark]

Desktop keyboards are better. Notebook windows keyboards are often a joke. I had to ask.

[Graeme]

Close slick and delete vslick.sta.
If the problem doesn't go away, export your entire config and re-import into a brand new config folder.

[Dan]

Have you checked to see if Ctrl+C accidentally got re-bound?

[jporkkahtc]

I've got a repro right now in Slick.
Ctrl=c is not remapped to anything weird.


I've got a number of buffers and two windows.
Two buffers are modified, and are displayed side-by-side.
Cursor is on the left.

• Ctrl-tab to move to the right pane.
• Move to line 1.
• F3 to search for "joe". Finds "Joe"
• F3 to search againfor "joe". Finds "jOe"
• Ctrl-tab to move back to the left pane.
• Ctrl-C to copy the current line
• OOPS: The left-pane switches to the same buffer as the right. The cursor is at the start of the first match of "joe"
• Slick does a copy: The clipboard contains the text matched for the 2nd F3. "jOe"

If I move the cursor after step 4 before switching to the left pane - thus deselecting the selected match, then the problem does not repro.

[Clark]

Reproduced. We will look into this.

[Clark]

Error is in clipbd.e. The or expression in use_copy_to_cursor_instead() needs to be parenthesized. Change as follows:

static boolean use_copy_to_cursor_instead() {
   if ( select_active() && (_select_type()=='LINE' || _select_type()=='CHAR')) {