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In download page, pressing Delete key removes 2 files instead of 1 #314
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Does this happen consistently? I tested Nicotine+ on Debian 9, but couldn't reproduce the issue. |
It seems yes. It happened each times I would delete a file in the download list. |
Could you check if this branch solves the issue?
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Yes, absolutely. It seems solved. But, another strange thing happens when I use CTRL to select here and there. Select a file, then press CTRL key twice, and the selection changes to the very last file in list. This not happens always. And, globally, this version lags on GUI. |
Can you elaborate on the GUI lag issue? When exactly did it start happening? What kind of lag is it? Do you have many transfers in your download list (#34)? |
It is perceptible as soon as this version of Nicotine+ (this branch) is launched. The graphical interface is slower to respond than with the version of the master branch. |
Probably just a fluke, the changes in the deletekey branch shouldn't affect GUI performance. Mind trying the master branch again (the changes are included there now)? |
I retried with branch master (git pull'ed before, of course). |
Nicotine+ version: 1.4.3
branch master
downloaded from a "git clone"
always "git pull"ed before a new run.
Operating System/Distribution:
Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch) x86-64
Kernel: Linux 4.9.0-12-amd64
Describe the bug
In the download page, if I remove (by pressing Delete key) a file (finished or not), it is well removed. But the next file in list is removed too from the list.
Note : it does the same (2 files removed instead of 1) if I start from the very last file in list : the file before it is removed too.
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