Test Case for Menu Item Enabled/Disabled State after Resolving Keyboard Shortcuts #60
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Bugzilla
https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1178394
Use Case
After keyboard shortcut conflicts are resolved, menu items that were previously disabled should still be disabled.
How to Test
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Open the "Edit" menu. Notice how menu items "Cut" and "Paste" are disabled (while the "Read Only" check box below is checked).
Toggle the "Extra Buttons" check box; new buttons appear.
Open the "Edit" menu again: Both "Cut" and "Paste" should still be disabled.
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