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Message #86285
[Bug 1102042] Re: Open and Save dialogs descends down into sub directory if the selected directory has one sub directory
raring has seen the end of its life and is no longer receiving any
updates. Marking the raring task for this ticket as "Won't Fix".
** Changed in: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu Raring)
Status: Triaged => Won't Fix
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Title:
Open and Save dialogs descends down into sub directory if the selected
directory has one sub directory
Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
Fix Released
Status in gtk+3.0 package in Ubuntu:
Fix Released
Status in gtk+3.0 source package in Precise:
Triaged
Status in gtk+3.0 source package in Quantal:
Won't Fix
Status in gtk+3.0 source package in Raring:
Won't Fix
Bug description:
When selecting a directory that has one sub-directory, the open dialog
descends down into the sub-directory.
1. Make this exact folder structure: ~/a-dir/b-dir/ (only one sub-directory in a-dir, a-dir can have files)
2. Open the Open dialog and double-click on the a-dir in your Home folder and click Open
I expect the a-dir to be selected, but b-dir is selected in stead. In
the attached video you can see the a-dir being open, but the selection
clearly uses b-dir instead.
3. Reopen the Open dialog and double-click on the a-dir
4. Type ./ in the Open dialog’s location field
The input in the edit field is automatically changed to
./a-dir/b-dir/. The only way I have found to actually select the a-dir
is to press backspace once after completing step 4.
Similar behavior can be seen in the simplified dialog (e.g. when selecting destination for newly opened torrent files in Transmission).
Ubuntu 12.10. Programs affected gedit, transmission, gnome-screenshot, others.
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