Submitted by Tom on 2010/03/10 08:17
 
multiple windows of one grid in dualpane display confuse cycling through grids using shortcut keys - if the second instance of grid is in second pane it gets ignored (mostly - see one exception below)
 
Dual pane
 
Open 2 windows of the one grid
Push one over to new vertical tab group
<|> designates new pane below
 
| GridA | GridB | GridC |<|>| GridA | GridC | GridF
 
use Ctrl+PgeUp or PgeDn to cycle through the tabs (I think those are the default keys) - in the example above it ignores Grids A & C (second instances) on the right
 
 
~ I tried it with just two windows of the one grid (one in each 'pane') - it went to second window but wouldnt go back or forwards then and then IQ crashed (reproducible except for the crash)
 
~ with just two windows of the one grid within the same tab group there was no problem
 
~ to complicate things:
with this example
-
| GridA | GridB | GridC |<>| GridA | GridC |  
-
i.e. all tabs on right are 'duplicates'
it cycles through to A on the right, ignores C on the right & then ignore A on the left
 
 

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[quote=Tom]
 
multiple windows of one grid in dualpane display confuse cycling through grids using shortcut keys - if the second instance of grid is in second pane it gets ignored (mostly - see one exception below)
 
Dual pane
 
Open 2 windows of the one grid
Push one over to new vertical tab group
<|> designates new pane below
 
| GridA | GridB | GridC |<|>| GridA | GridC | GridF
 
use Ctrl+PgeUp or PgeDn to cycle through the tabs (I think those are the default keys) - in the example above it ignores Grids A & C (second instances) on the right
 
 
~ I tried it with just two windows of the one grid (one in each 'pane') - it went to second window but wouldnt go back or forwards then and then IQ crashed (reproducible except for the crash)
 
~ with just two windows of the one grid within the same tab group there was no problem
 
~ to complicate things:
with this example
-
| GridA | GridB | GridC |<>| GridA | GridC |  
-
i.e. all tabs on right are 'duplicates'
it cycles through to A on the right, ignores C on the right & then ignore A on the left
 
 
[/quote]
 
Yes this does happen. (Confirmed)

Confirmed and fixed in 0.9.25pre-rel21
 

Armando

2010/03/29 16:17

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

Nice. Thanks !