[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #6710: Autoscrolling/selecting by typing filename produces alert if no match
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#6710: Autoscrolling/selecting by typing filename produces alert if no match
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Reporter: Chocolate Camera | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: core | Version: 4.2.1
Severity: normal | Keywords:
Architecture: Intel | Platform: Mac OS X 10.6
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== Summary ==
When in a window with a list of files, selecting a file by typing its
filename is not consistent with how the Finder does it:
1. Typing a letter no file starts with, causes an alert sound. The Finder
selects the alphabetically following closest file.
2. The timeout to reset the search (i.e. interpreting that a typed letter
is the first in the filename instead of the following to the previously
typed) is longer than the Finder's. The Finder's seems to be 1 sec.
Cyberducks seems to be around 2 sec.
3. If more than one file starts with that letter, typing the letter again
will select the following file. The Finder will not alter the current
selection.
== How to reproduce ==
1. Open an FTP window, create a folder, enter it and create the following
files:
* AAA
* CCC
* CDD
* CEE
* DDD
2. Type B.
3. After 2 sec, type C.
4. After 2 sec, type C again.
5. After 1 sec but before 2 sec, type D.
6. After 2 sec, type D
== Result ==
2. Will cause an alert sound
3. Will select CCC
4. Will change selection to CDD
5. Will keep CDD selected
6. Will change selection to DDD
== Expected results ==
2. Should select CCC
3. Works as expected
4. Should keep CCC selected
5. Should change selection to DDD
6. Worked as expected.
== Plaform ==
Versión 4.2.1 (9350) on Mac OS X 10.6.8
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.cyberduck.ch/ticket/6710>
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