On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, Ian Schorr wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Unless I misunderstand what you're saying, this doesn't happen for me.
> You're saying that if multiple expressions are in the filter history
> drop-down box, and you select one by clicking on it with the mouse
> (either by unclicking the drop-down widget button and then clicking on a
> list item, or by holding down the mouse button, highlighting a list item
> and deselecting), the expression you selected never shows up in the
> filter textbox?
That is what I am seeing.
> You're implying then that this works if you use some other selection
> method, like the keyboard? And that it doesn't happen if you only have
> one entry?
The keyboard works. I have only tried it with one entry in the list. I
have not tried it with any more.
> At the moment I'm using Redhat 9, GTK+/Glib 1.2.10, and a CVS build from
> earlier today.
I am using RH9, Ethereal 0.10.0a, GTK_/GLIB 1.2.10.
> What *does* happen to me and bug me is that history only seems to store
> manually entered filters. Most, if not all auto-generated display
> filters don't appear to be added to the filter history list.
Well, when I used prepare selected, it went into the list.
> Ian
>
> Richard Sharpe wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >If you have several filter expressions in the filter expression history,
> >and click the down arrow icon to select one. If you then select one with
> >the mouse, none of them turns up in the filter expression field.
> >
> >Regards
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