On Tue, May 22, 2007 at 12:46:58AM +1000, Darren Freeman wrote: > Hi all, > > contrary to the behaviour a user would expect, hitting ctrl-B on a > selection with a mixture of bold/non-bold, simply toggles the state > leaving the opposite boldness on each character. > > One normally expects a mixture to first go all bold, then on the next > press it all goes non-bold. Otherwise if you have a mixture you have to > first go through and select the parts individually to get them all the > same. > > This is particularly annoying where you have included a non-bold period > when selecting a word and expected to remove the bold status of that > word - you get a bold period which is hard to spot. I guess in this case > my above rule should be broken, if the mixture contains everything bold > except punctuation the next state should be everything not-bold.
And of course on full moon we'd consider an 'i' as punctuation, unless, of course, it happens to be the 23th of August. *sigh* Andre'
