Home and End keys while editing do not move the cursor but rather the view

[ghost]

Hi.

Moving the editing cursor in a cell is a little tricky. I was expecting Home and End keys to have the same behaviour and Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End do. But Home and End keys affect the view instead.
I tried to work around this by pressing Shift+Home or Shift+End which doesn't move the view but does select the text, at which point if I accidentally type a character the text is gone(replaced by that character) and there is no Undo/Redo for the lost text (but this is another issue #18 ). However, if I press Left arrow(for after Shift+Home) or Right arrow(for after Shift+End) it works: deselects the text and the cursor is where it should be.

And looks like there is a difference between Edit->Text Editing->Start of line of text(Home) which works correctly, and actually pressing Home key(view runs at top of page).

Edit->Text Editing->Start of line of text(Home)
and
Edit->Text Editing->Start of text(Ctrl+Home)
work exactly the same when selecting them from the menu, or using Ctrl+Home. But not when using just Home key.

Same for End and Ctrl+End.

However, it works correctly in one instance: when I'm zoomed in(Ctrl+MouseWheel in) to 25) part of the tutorial (in Advanced operations) such that Advanced operations is the immediate but unseen(in view) parent and editing the cell containing "header" - this works.
But zooming one more step out then Home and End keys affect the view instead of the editing cursor.

Thanks.

PS: using AUR version: treesheets-git (Jun 11)
EDIT: local/treesheets-git r70.7fd3390-1

[aardappel]

What platform are you on? Any special tools you have installed? Because for me (on Windows), home does beginning/end of line just fine.

[ghost]

I'm on linux manjaro (based on arch linux) with xfce4, more specifically, I installed it from this iso:
sha1:07818595f17db2dd444c89c2a140b2fadab8b95a manjaro-xfce-minimal-0.8.10-rc2-x86_64.iso
but it is currently up to date.
EDIT3: to my knowledge there are no special tools installed.

Do you think that some system settings might be affecting it? I'm thinking maybe some system-wise key-mappings (currently I don't know much about where to look them up and change them) such as pressing Shift+numkey7 when numlock is off, yielding "7" instead of doing Shift+Home like it does when numlock is on. (there doesn't seem to be a gui option to fix this as it was in linux mint 15 olivia mate, like half a year ago)

EDIT: I should mention that just doing numkey7 while numlock is off, does do Home key (and I also have a specific Home key on this laptop which was the one I was using in original post), but when numlock is on numkey7 does "7"

EDIT2: I'm thinking that since it reacts differently in two different situations in treesheets(works correctly in one instance), maybe it's not my system-wide key-mappings (which I haven't messed with btw)
:)

[aardappel]

Ok, think I fixed it, see my last commit.

[ghost]

Sweet, thanks! Confirmed to work.