1. Enable direct cursor (Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice Writer -> Formatting Aids -> Direct Cursor) 2. Place the cursor at different positions 3. Try to undo one by one Expected: Every cursor position can be undone Actual: Only one undo action available which undoes all placements
Code is in SwCursorShell::SetShadowCursorPos, look for "StartUndo" and "EndUndo"
(In reply to Samuel Mehrbrodt (CIB) from comment #0) > Expected: > Every cursor position can be undone When clicked on undo button it produce the undo action in series regardless of the fact where cursor is placed. > Actual: > Only one undo action available which undoes all placements What do you mean by one undo action ? Could you please explain the bug a little bit ? Thanks.
(In reply to Sumit Chauhan from comment #2) > (In reply to Samuel Mehrbrodt (CIB) from comment #0) > > > Expected: > > Every cursor position can be undone > When clicked on undo button it produce the undo action in series regardless > of > the fact where cursor is placed. > > > Actual: > > Only one undo action available which undoes all placements > What do you mean by one undo action ? > > Could you please explain the bug a little bit ? Yes you place the cursor like 20 times, but when you click undo once, all 20 placements are undone. This should not happen, you should have to click undo 20 times to undo all 20 placements.
I hope no one's working on this bug right now, I would like to attempt this one.
Dear Michel Thomas, This bug has been in ASSIGNED status for more than 3 months without any activity. Resetting it to NEW. Please assign it back to yourself if you're still working on this.
When you place the cursor it automatically undoes the previous placement and the spaces and tabs inserted. Is that not what is expected?
(In reply to VertD from comment #6) > When you place the cursor it automatically undoes the previous placement and > the spaces and tabs inserted. Is that not what is expected? Ok, then this is probably not a bug. Thanks for investigating!