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Key: IDEADEV-14349
Type: Usability Problem Usability Problem
Status: Open Open
Priority: Normal Normal
Assignee: Maxim Shafirov
Reporter: Stephen Friedrich
Votes: 0
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Unfold in XML with keyboard is not possible if caret at end of line

Created: 25 Sep 06 12:34   Updated: 06 Nov 08 23:24
Component/s: XML editing
Fix Version/s: Undefined

Original Estimate: Unknown Remaining Estimate: Unknown Time Spent: Unknown

Build: 5,734
Severity: Medium


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  • Open any XML file
  • Hit "ctrl-shift-numpad-minus" to collapse all
  • Place the caret in the line containing the root tag
  • Hit "End" to place the caret at the end of line
  • Hit "Ctrl-Numpad-Plus" to expand the root tag
    => Bug: Does not work.
  • Hit "Left" to place the caret to the left of the closing angle ">"
  • Works fine now.
    Unfolding should also work when the caret is at the end of a folded line.

I reported this before as IDEA-9359, but it was closed a s "Cannot reproduce".
In this issue I took care to detail each step to reproduce it.
I have a clean installation of 5734 on Windows XP with jdk 1.5.0_08.
That's probably the most common environment of all Idea users.
So please double check if you still can't reproduce it.



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Vladislav Kaznacheev - 06 Oct 06 13:37
I tried that on both 5734 and 5766 (6.0 release). It worked for me. Are there any other special details of your setup? Plugins perhaps?

Stephen Friedrich - 06 Oct 06 15:32
Very, very strange. I have a clean installation of 6.0 (5766). I usually have Refactor-X and Refactor-J installed, but I had the problem before. (I just double-checked and uninstalled both - same problem.)
Have you tried it on Windows? Maybe it's a platform problem?

Stephen Friedrich - 06 Oct 06 15:34
Hm, even though I am on Windows I always configure my default line separator (in global code style) to Unix ('\n').
Should not make any diference, but who knows...


Vladislav Kaznacheev - 18 Oct 06 17:53
We are going to spend more time reproducing it. I have just reassigned this issue to the QA engineer.