Bug Report T1236313
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ESC should not navigate to previous marker when using Block Selection

created 9 months ago

When using Block Selection (and multi cursor edit) ESC is also used to dismiss this option.

CodeRush takes over and it navigates to the previous marker when it shouldn't.

To reproduce:

  1. Press F12 (go to definition) in any identifier (to navigate)
  2. Start editing with multiple cursors (Ctrl+Alt click somewhere in the document) or start block selection with Ctrl+Shift+Arrows
  3. Press ESC

CodeRush moves the cursor to where it was in step 1 instead of just dismissing the multi-cursor or block selection modes.

Comments (1)
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Alex Eg (DevExpress) 9 months ago

    Hello,

    I reproduced the issue in the case when the multi-cursor is active. We will research it and see if we can fix the issue.

    Answers approved by DevExpress Support

    created 7 months ago

    We have addressed the issue described in this ticket and will include a fix in our next maintenance update. Should you need to apply our fix prior to official release, you can request a hotfix here.

    Important Notes:

    • Hotfixes may be unavailable for Early Access/Beta builds or updates set for release within a week.
    • .NET only: in the NuGet Package Manager, use your personal NuGet feed and check the "Include prerelease" option to view the hotfix package in the "Updates" tab.
      Comments (3)
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      Przemyslaw Wlodarczak (DevExpress) 7 months ago

        Hi,

        Do you mind if we make this ticket public, so that we can include it in the list of fixed issues for the next release?

          Couldn't find an option to make it public myself on a mobile browser .

          You can do it, I like comprehensive release notes

          PW PW
          Przemyslaw Wlodarczak (DevExpress) 7 months ago

            Thank you!

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