rgheck wrote:
Stefan Schimanski wrote:
I've noticed something similar, though I haven't seen it reliably
(and so
haven't yet filed a bug report). Sometimes when I try to add one
citation,
what happens is that a previously inserted citation in the same
paragraph is
*modified*, even though the cursor wasn't next to that citation when I
selected Insert > Citation.
I see that very often and am very annoyed by it. Especially you
cannot undo it. So it destroys data and should be critical...
I can reproduce this as follows: Click on a citation inset, then hit
"escape". Now try to insert a citation. It modifies the one you had
clicked on before. I think this is because hitting "escape" bypasses
the normal dialog closing code. (I've seen this problem before.) As a
result, the open_insets_ map doesn't get modified, and
open_insets["citation"] is still pointing at that old inset instead of
being 0.
I'll bet if you deleted it before trying to inset a citation, you'd
get a crash.
The problem must affect every dialog--inset pair, for the same reason.
Abdel will know what to do. Right Abdel?
OK, I think I fixed it at rev25158.
Abdel.
