820 Loss of focus when deleting a file in the image preview
Posted: 29.05.2020, 14:31
Hello everybody,
I found the following small problem in version 820 and 814 (portable) :
If an image is deleted in the image preview, the cursor or focus jumps to the top of the file list.
This is disadvantageous when processing large amounts of images.
Deleting a file with the context menu of the mouse or the Del key leads to the same result.
I have never noticed this behavior in previous versions (about 2 years ago).
Test scenario:
Left panel: directory with images, labeled with 001.JPG to 100.JPG
Right panel: any other directory
Experiment 1: The left panel shows the file list (details) with 001.jpg to 100.JPG.
- File 098.jpg will be deleted
- the cursor / focus jumps to 099.jpg and stays close to the deleted file!
Experiment 2: The left panel shows image previews in size 120 or 256 from 001.jpg to 100.JPG.
-File 098.jpg will be deleted
- the cursor / focus is gone !! The view jumps up to the first line and thus far away from the deleted file !!
Experiment 3: like experiment 2,
- the file 098.jpg is moved to the other panel (F6)
-The cursor / focus jumps to 099.jpg and stays close to the deleted file!
Best regards and have a nice long weekend
Hugo (Win 10 64 Bit 1909 updated daily)
I found the following small problem in version 820 and 814 (portable) :
If an image is deleted in the image preview, the cursor or focus jumps to the top of the file list.
This is disadvantageous when processing large amounts of images.
Deleting a file with the context menu of the mouse or the Del key leads to the same result.
I have never noticed this behavior in previous versions (about 2 years ago).
Test scenario:
Left panel: directory with images, labeled with 001.JPG to 100.JPG
Right panel: any other directory
Experiment 1: The left panel shows the file list (details) with 001.jpg to 100.JPG.
- File 098.jpg will be deleted
- the cursor / focus jumps to 099.jpg and stays close to the deleted file!
Experiment 2: The left panel shows image previews in size 120 or 256 from 001.jpg to 100.JPG.
-File 098.jpg will be deleted
- the cursor / focus is gone !! The view jumps up to the first line and thus far away from the deleted file !!
Experiment 3: like experiment 2,
- the file 098.jpg is moved to the other panel (F6)
-The cursor / focus jumps to 099.jpg and stays close to the deleted file!
Best regards and have a nice long weekend
Hugo (Win 10 64 Bit 1909 updated daily)