After Drag and Drop two clicks needed

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Creat
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After Drag and Drop two clicks needed

Post by Creat »

Hi,

this one has been around for ages, it was only recently that I figured out what causes it, so I can finally report it :)
You drag&drop some files, then notice you forgot one and abort the drag&drop (for example by dropping it in the list view, so it does nothing). If you Ctrl-Click on the file you forgot, nothing happens. You need to do that again for it to have the desired effect. The first Ctrl-Click seems to go nowhere after a drag&drop operation (I think it's the same thing if you complete the drag&drop successfully, but that usualy means you don't have to correct the selection so it's not as much of a problem).

For some reason this happens multiple times a day to me, I guess I'm having a hard time concentrating on what files I actually want :)

bye
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Re: After Drag and Drop two clicks needed

Post by admin »

Okay, I fixed it. Nice side-effect: Behavior is now even in another way more consistent with standard list view expectations. But that's too complex to explain here, and it's quite marginal...

What I originally did here goes back to the year 2000, and I was not as wise as now then... :wink:

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