Version: (using KDE 4.2.3) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages When find/replace is disabled KTextEdit correctly removes the entries from the context popup menu as expected. However, KTextEdit still captures the find/replace keystrokes (Ctrl+F, Ctrl+R, etc). When find/replace is disabled KTextEdit should make sure it does not respond to these keystrokes.
Created attachment 33602 [details] Proposed patch Do not call the find/findNext/replace actions when shortcuts are pressed but the findNextOption was disabled explicity.
Re above patch: my personal belief is that KTextEdit should not filter the keystrokes at all if find/replace is disabled. That will then allow those keystrokes to be handled elsewhere.
SVN commit 967261 by darioandres: Do not call the find/findNext/replace actions when their shortcuts are pressed but the findReplaceEnabled option was explicity disabled BUG: 192529 M +5 -3 ktextedit.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=967261
SVN commit 967263 by darioandres: Backport of 4.2branch of: SVN commit 967261 by darioandres: Do not call the find/findNext/replace actions when their shortcuts are pressed but the findReplaceEnabled option was explicity disabled CCBUG: 192529 M +5 -3 ktextedit.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=967263