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Quick Format: Backspace after bubble should delete previous bubble #3749

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dstillman opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3753
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Quick Format: Backspace after bubble should delete previous bubble #3749

dstillman opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3753
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Follow-up to #3464

If you the cursor is positioned immediately after a bubble (e.g., because you just accepted a search result to create a bubble) and you press Backspace, the previous bubble gets selected instead of deleted. You have to press Backspace a second time to delete the bubble. If there's no text to delete, I don't think there's any reason not to just delete the preceding bubble.

abaevbog added a commit to abaevbog/zotero that referenced this issue Feb 27, 2024
- Backspace from the very beginning of the input will delete the previous
bubble, as opposed to removing the input itself. If it makes it so that
two inputs are next to each other, they are merged.
- When a new input is created via a mouse click, and the current input
is empty, manually delete it right away. Waiting for the blur handler
to remove it makes it so that the bubbles shift back and forth for a moment
when a new input is added and the old input is not removed.
- Minor tweak to make sure that even if there's a 'br' before an input,
clicking before it will not make a new input and just refocus it.

Fixes: zotero#3749
abaevbog added a commit to abaevbog/zotero that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2024
- Backspace from the very beginning of the input will delete the previous
bubble, as opposed to removing the input itself. If it makes it so that
two inputs are next to each other, they are merged.
- When a new input is created via a mouse click, and the current input
is empty, manually delete it right away. Waiting for the blur handler
to remove it makes it so that the bubbles shift back and forth for a moment
when a new input is added and the old input is not removed.
- Minor tweak to make sure that even if there's a 'br' before an input,
clicking before it will not make a new input and just refocus it.

Fixes: zotero#3749
dstillman pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2024
- Backspace from the very beginning of the input will delete the previous
bubble, as opposed to removing the input itself. If it makes it so that
two inputs are next to each other, they are merged.
- When a new input is created via a mouse click, and the current input
is empty, manually delete it right away. Waiting for the blur handler
to remove it makes it so that the bubbles shift back and forth for a moment
when a new input is added and the old input is not removed.
- Minor tweak to make sure that even if there's a 'br' before an input,
clicking before it will not make a new input and just refocus it.

Fixes: #3749
abaevbog added a commit to abaevbog/zotero that referenced this issue Mar 27, 2024
- Backspace from the very beginning of the input will delete the previous
bubble, as opposed to removing the input itself. If it makes it so that
two inputs are next to each other, they are merged.
- When a new input is created via a mouse click, and the current input
is empty, manually delete it right away. Waiting for the blur handler
to remove it makes it so that the bubbles shift back and forth for a moment
when a new input is added and the old input is not removed.
- Minor tweak to make sure that even if there's a 'br' before an input,
clicking before it will not make a new input and just refocus it.

Fixes: zotero#3749
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