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[Mathew Hodson <mathew.hodson@xxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  Version: 1:3.10.2-0ubuntu1.2
  
  I want to edit a result in hexadecimal:
- * Test case
+ 
+ [Test Case]
  - open gnome-calculator
- - choose "Programming mode"
- - choose "decimal" and enter a decimal number then press "Enter"
- - choose "hexadecimal" to convert the number in hexa
- - add an hexadecimal value to the result and press "Enter"
- - Here you'll see 'Unknown variable 'ansX'' where X is what you appended to the value
- - if you press enter before editing the result, it display the decimal value again
+ - choose Programming mode
+ - choose Decimal and enter a decimal number then press Enter
+ - choose Hexadecimal to convert the number to hex
+ - add A or any hexadecimal number A-F to the result and press Enter
+ - you'll see "Unknown variable 'ansA'" where A is what you appended to the result
+ - if you press Enter before editing the result, it displays the decimal number again
  
  I think this is a part of a larger problem about how results are stacked and displayed, ex:
- - choose "Basic mode"
- - Enter "1+2" and press Enter
- - Edit the result "3" with "x2" and press Enter
- - Press Enter again you see "3x2"
- - Press Enter again you see "12"
- - Each time you press enter you see "3x2" but it applies "x2" to the previous result (12, 24 and so on)
+ - choose Basic mode
+ - enter 1+2 and press Enter
+ - edit the result 3 with *2 and press Enter
+ - press Enter again and you see 3*2
+ - press Enter again and you see 12
+ - each time you press Enter, you see 3*2 but it applies *2 to the previous result (12, 24, and so on)

** Summary changed:

- Unknown variable 'ansA' when editing the result after converting to hexadecimal
+ "Unknown variable 'ansA'" when editing the result after converting to hexadecimal

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1380561

Title:
  "Unknown variable 'ansA'" when editing the result after converting to
  hexadecimal

Status in “gnome-calculator” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Version: 1:3.10.2-0ubuntu1.2

  I want to edit a result in hexadecimal:

  [Test Case]
  - open gnome-calculator
  - choose Programming mode
  - choose Decimal and enter a decimal number then press Enter
  - choose Hexadecimal to convert the number to hex
  - add A or any hexadecimal number A-F to the result and press Enter
  - you'll see "Unknown variable 'ansA'" where A is what you appended to the result
  - if you press Enter before editing the result, it displays the decimal number again

  I think this is a part of a larger problem about how results are stacked and displayed, ex:
  - choose Basic mode
  - enter 1+2 and press Enter
  - edit the result 3 with *2 and press Enter
  - press Enter again and you see 3*2
  - press Enter again and you see 12
  - each time you press Enter, you see 3*2 but it applies *2 to the previous result (12, 24, and so on)

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