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Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
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0006827 |
[Squeak] System |
minor |
always |
12-27-07 17:23 |
12-27-07 17:23 |
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Reporter |
lewis |
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public |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
open |
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Status |
new |
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Product Version |
3.10 |
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Summary |
0006827: control-C event detection broken by #duplicateAllControlAndAltKeys preference |
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Description |
With the #duplicateAllControlAndAltKeys set (default for Squeak 3.10), a keyboard event originating from the control-c keyboard (control key pressed plus $c key) produces an event that answers false to #controlKeyPressed. There is no combination of keys presses that can actually be detected as a control-C event. This cannot possibly be right regardless of user preferences.
This causes a problem for the CommandShell package because command shell windows detect <ctl>c input and treat it as a request to interrupt any currently running commands (similar to <ctl>c in a unix terminal session). |
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