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Word selection cancels renaming
See original GitHub issueDescription
When renaming a file or folder and you only want to select the last word with keybinds CTRL + SHIFT + <-, it will cancel the renaming.
Selection by word is a common key combination in Windows and should not cancel the renaming process.
For those who are unaware:
When you place a cursor between two words, you can use CTRL + -> to jump behind the right word and vise-versa.
If you want to select the word at the same time, you need to hold SHIFT while doing so.
Steps To Reproduce
- select a file in the Files explorer
- hit F2 to rename it
- press arrow key to the right to go to the end of the file name
- try to select a word to the left of the cursor position with hotkeys
CTRL+SHIFT+<- - see that the renaming is cancelled
Expected behavior
The word should be highlighted so I can continue renaming.
Files Version
2.0.34.0
Windows Version
Windows 11 Pro Version 21H2 Build 22000.282 Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.318.0
Relevant Assets
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Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 2 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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The issue you mentioned states that this was fixed with
2.0.16.0. I have2.0.34.0and still have this problem.This issue was resolved in v2.1.