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ID |
Category |
Severity |
Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
Last Update |
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0007678 |
[Squeak] Tools |
minor |
always |
11-16-11 05:14 |
12-06-11 14:49 |
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Reporter |
jgon |
View Status |
public |
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Assigned To |
leves |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
fixed |
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Status |
resolved |
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Product Version |
trunk |
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Summary |
0007678: Pressing enter in an empty selector browser that has been edited brings up a debugger |
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Description |
When using the selector browser you can enter text in the search field and the field will be marked as edited. If you then delete all of the text out of the search field it will still be marked as edited, and if you hit enter to accept the search a debugger will pop up.
This happens because the contents:notifying: method does not guard against getting a list of tokens that is empty. |
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Additional Information |
My fix for this issue just does the simplest thing, which is guard against an empty list of tokens. Not knowing much about the selector browser I am not sure if there is a better fix for this. |
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Attached Files |
 Tools-jmg.386.mcz [^] (540,238 bytes) 11-16-11 05:14 |
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