(Ctrl+Shift+G) opens "Go to from Here" and the text in input field will be selected
but using #532; will make mouse cursor be after backslash at the end (no selected text)
why this difference in behavior?
Go to from Here: (Ctrl+Shift+G) VS #532;
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yusef88
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Go to from Here: (Ctrl+Shift+G) VS #532;
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jupe
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Re: Go to from Here: (Ctrl+Shift+G) VS #532;
It is because keyboard modifiers are used when the dialog is invoked, you can test this by holding Shift down and using it from the Go menu. As a workaround if you want the select all behavior (and for some reason didn't want to just use plain GoTo) you could invoke it something like this:
or alternatively:
Code: Select all
sendkeys "^a"; #532;Code: Select all
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yusef88
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Re: Go to from Here: (Ctrl+Shift+G) VS #532;
Thank you for this explanatory and workaround 
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