Editing textFields on different windows can clobber each others contents. [+1]

[BlairDuncan]

To reproduce as an example I have simply added 2 textFields to the DocumentController Test. Launched the app, hit a command+N to create a 2nd document window.
Clicked into the first textField in document1 and typed a "1"
Clicked into the 2nd textField in document1 and typed a "2"
Clicked into the first textField in document2 and typed a "3"
Clicked into the 2nd textField in document2 and typed a "4"
As seen here:

Now click into the first textField in document1
The contents of the 2nd textField in document1 now contains the contents of 2nd textField in document2.
As seen here:

[BlairDuncan]

Seems to be caused by resignFirstResponder not checking that the input owner is self.

so the fix would be line 695 of CPTextField
if (_isEditing)
should be
if (_isEditing && CPTextFieldInputOwner === self)

[cappbot]

Milestone: Someday. Label: #new. What's next? A reviewer should examine this issue.

[daboe01]

+1

[cappbot]

Milestone: Someday. Vote: 1. Label: #new. What's next? A reviewer should examine this issue.