SUMMARY As the title says, the feature stops working when I switch the modifier to Ctrl. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Go to Configure -> Editing -> Text Navigation 2. Change "Multiple Cursor Modifiers" to Ctrl 3. Do Ctrl+click in various places of a body of text OBSERVED RESULT Nothing happens, as if the feature was disabled. Except when ctrl+clicking past the end of the document, showing the click is being registered and it is indeed doing something. But obviously only being able to select the end of the document makes it useless. EXPECTED RESULT Multiple cursors are added, one for each spot the user clicks on. It works correctly with all other keys and key combinations (including Meta, I changed KWin configuration to test this, by default the meta button moves/resizes the window instead). SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: Arch, SteamOS beta (3.4), kernel 5.13.0-valve31-1-neptune KDE Plasma Version: 5.26.1 KDE Frameworks Version: Qt Version: (not filling the last two, I don't know them because the system froze and downgraded the distro to avoid further problems, I'm sorry) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I think the issue is that Ctrl-click is already used e.g. the goto definition of the LSP plugin, but I might be wrong. Does it work if you e.g. disable the LSP plugin for a try?
(In reply to Christoph Cullmann from comment #1) > I think the issue is that Ctrl-click is already used e.g. the goto > definition of the LSP plugin, but I might be wrong. > Does it work if you e.g. disable the LSP plugin for a try? It seems you're right, it's the LSP plugin. But there's no way to switch the key in the LSP plugin. Should I fill another bug with it, or should this one be renamed? Maybe LSP should automatically use Ctrl instead of Alt when Ctrl is being used for multiple cursors.