On Wed, Aug 31, 2005 at 10:23:38PM +0200, Michael Gerz wrote: > Test case: > > 1. Create a new 5x5 table > 2. Fill the cells in the first two rows with some random content > 3. Cut the content of the fourth column (cells in 1st and 2rd row) > 4. Cut some text from the first cell in row 1 > 5. Paste it into the empty cell in row 1, column 4 > => The text cut in step 3 is inserted !!
Yes, this is by design. Multi-cell content uses a separate cut/paste
buffer ("clipboard") from ordinary text (== single-cell content)
> 6. Undo
> => Only the cell in row 1 is cleared
> 7. Undo
> => Operation of step 4 is undone; the cell in row 2, column 4 remains
> untouched!
>
> Scary... a serious regression wrt LyX 1.3.
>
> Michael
Confirmed. Undo is b0rked for tabular multi-cell content.
Furthermore, undoing the deletion of a table cell content text will
result in the cell content being an *indented* paragraph, which is wrong
as well.
Please put this into bugzilla once Lars gets it up again.
- Martin
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