Behavior of Ctrl-+ and - to insert/delete rows

Hi,

I see different behaviour of Ctrl++ on various
installations:

2.3.0 on Win	directly inserts a row
2.3.0 on SuSE	starts the window Insert Cells
m231 on Win 	starts the window Insert Cells

Also the latest dev's before 2.3.0 started that window.

Any idea?
Thanks,
Cor

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Cor Nouws wrote:
> I see different behaviour of Ctrl++ on various
installations:
> 
> 2.3.0 on Win    directly inserts a row
> 2.3.0 on SuSE    starts the window Insert Cells
> m231 on Win     starts the window Insert Cells
> 
> Also the latest dev's before 2.3.0 started that
window.
> 
> Any idea?

It depends on the current selection. If whole rows are
selected, rows 
are inserted. Same for columns, otherwise the dialog is
shown. Maybe 
that was the difference.

Niklas

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Hi Niklas,

Niklas Nebel schrieb:

> It depends on the current selection. If whole rows are
selected, rows 
> are inserted. Same for columns, otherwise the dialog is
shown. Maybe 
> that was the difference.

Anyway, when you have selected a whole row and you perform
Ctrl- one 
time, this results in a single cell selected, rather than a
whole 
row selected. Thus you cannot delete multiple rows by simply

pressing Ctrl- several times.

Gruß aus Niederbayern


Stefan

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Hi Niklas,

Niklas Nebel wrote (4-10-2007 11:34)
> Cor Nouws wrote:
>> I see different behaviour of Ctrl++ on various
installations:
>>
>> 2.3.0 on Win    directly inserts a row
>> 2.3.0 on SuSE    starts the window Insert Cells
>> m231 on Win     starts the window Insert Cells
>>
>> Also the latest dev's before 2.3.0 started that
window.
>>
>> Any idea?
> 
> It depends on the current selection. If whole rows are
selected, rows 
> are inserted. Same for columns, otherwise the dialog is
shown. Maybe 
> that was the difference.

Not really. Selecting the whole row does make a difference
in the 2nd 
and 3rd case, but with 2.3.0 on XP it isn't needed for the
described 
behaviour 


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Hi,

Cor Nouws schrieb:

>>> I see different behaviour of Ctrl++ on various
installations:
>>>
>>> 2.3.0 on Win    directly inserts a row
>>> 2.3.0 on SuSE    starts the window Insert
Cells
>>> m231 on Win     starts the window Insert Cells
>>>
>>> Also the latest dev's before 2.3.0 started that
window.
>>>
>>> Any idea?
>>
>> It depends on the current selection. If whole rows
are selected, rows 
>> are inserted. Same for columns, otherwise the
dialog is shown. Maybe 
>> that was the difference.
> 
> Not really. Selecting the whole row does make a
difference in the 2nd 
> and 3rd case, but with 2.3.0 on XP it isn't needed for
the described 
> behaviour 

Here: Windows 2000, OOo 2.3.0

Behaviour: Directly inserts a row, when an entire row is
selectd. 
Shows dialog, when less than an entire row is selected.

Cheers

Stefan

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Stefan Weigel wrote (4-10-2007 13:53) :

> Here: Windows 2000, OOo 2.3.0
> 
> Behaviour: Directly inserts a row, when an entire row
is selectd. Shows 
> dialog, when less than an entire row is selected.

Hmm, maybe the difference is caused by the fact that I
possibly once had 
edited my keyboard settings, thus resulting in a different a
current.xml 
in ...userconfigsoffice.cfgmodulesscalcacceleratornl
??

(I fell the same trap once, I remember now) with a keyboard
shortcut in 
Writer).


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Cor Nouws wrote:
> Hmm, maybe the difference is caused by the fact that I
possibly once had 
> edited my keyboard settings, thus resulting in a
different a current.xml 
> in
...userconfigsoffice.cfgmodulesscalcacceleratornl ??
> 
> (I fell the same trap once, I remember now) with a
keyboard shortcut in 
> Writer).

User configuration does override the new pre-defined
shortcuts. Try the 
"Reset" button in Tools/Customize/Keyboard.

Niklas

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Niklas Nebel wrote (4-10-2007 14:22)

> User configuration does override the new pre-defined
shortcuts. Try the 
> "Reset" button in Tools/Customize/Keyboard.

User configuration not only overrides pre-defined shortcuts,
it also 
prevents new shortcuts (shipped with newer OOo-versions),
also for other 
keys, to be implemented without user intervention.

As said: I fell into this little trap before. My bad I
didn't recognize 
immediately 
(Framework is aware of this configuration problem. Issue number
I can't 
find.)

Regards,
Cor


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