%C == where the cursor is 1. \newcommand{%C}[×][×]{×} 2. Next bullet action 3. \newcommand{}[%Cx][×]{×} 4. Next bullet action 5. \newcommand{}[%Cx][×]{×} Prev Bullet action works properly 1. \newcommand{}[×][×]{%C×} 2. Prev bullet action 3. \newcommand{}[x][%C×]{×} 4. Prev bullet action 5. \newcommand{}[%Cx][×]{×} Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Use command completion to obtain command with bullets. 1. \newcommand{%C}[×][×]{×} 2. Next bullet action 3. Next bullet action Actual Results: \newcommand{}[%Cx][×]{×} Expected Results: \newcommand{}[x][%C×]{×} $ kile -v Qt: 4.8.1 KDE Development Platform: 4.8.5 (4.8.5) Kile: 2.1.3
Git commit 7b8e0a384c886be7fbd4f353f8f9fdb37fc83185 by Michel Ludwig. Committed on 07/03/2013 at 22:35. Pushed by mludwig into branch '2.1'. Fix the move-to-next-bullet action If the cursor is positioned at a bullet and the move-to-next-bullet action is triggered, the cursor will jump to the next bullet if the current bullet hasn't been 'highlighted' yet. M +10 -10 src/editorextension.cpp http://commits.kde.org/kile/7b8e0a384c886be7fbd4f353f8f9fdb37fc83185
Git commit bfd6ba4ac70eb7f89a7dc826a09344e5f8b6489c by Michel Ludwig. Committed on 07/03/2013 at 22:35. Pushed by mludwig into branch 'master'. Fix the move-to-next-bullet action If the cursor is positioned at a bullet and the move-to-next-bullet action is triggered, the cursor will jump to the next bullet if the current bullet hasn't been 'highlighted' yet. M +9 -7 src/editorextension.cpp http://commits.kde.org/kile/bfd6ba4ac70eb7f89a7dc826a09344e5f8b6489c