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[Bug] Rename/create new dir (F7) using Mac OS does not work #1086
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Standard 1.3.0 install on M2 macOS 14.2 works as expected for me. |
:) but not for me.. LOL |
You got muC Version: 1.4.0, @NeekonMike tried 1.3.0. Can you check 1.3.0? |
yeah, the nightly build (1.4.0) uses a different version of Java for macOS so it could be a regression in the nightly build |
For what it's worth, I have a Mac mini with M2 Pro processor and macOS Sonoma 14.2.1, and the latest nightly build of muCommander runs without any problems for me. |
Edit: in 1.4.1 it looks to be solved old remark: the problem is that if you click on the "Make Directory (F7)" with the mouse, then MuCommander shows a green box with the text "Make Directory: F7" and this green box seems to steal the focus from the popup, preventing to type text. Pressing the F7 key on the keyboard works fine though. (and doesn't show the green box) Similarly: When selecting a file and then pressing F6 on the keyboard gives the move dialog, with the filename highlighted -> this allows to easily rename a file during move. |
thanks @Andreas0602 and @rgerrits for the confirmation that this works now, closing |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Description
Creating and renaming directory using F-keys does not work
Steps to reproduce
When using muCommander with latest version of MacOs 14.1.2 (M2 pro) using F7 pop ups the "new directory" window but i cannot enter anything in the field .. not possible.
Renaming a directory with right-click rename seems to do nothing. Clicking with mouse multiple times on the dir-name seems to work.
Expected behavior
Renaming works, creating new directorys works
Actual behavior
Does not work
Screenshots?
No response
muCommander version
muCommander
Version: 1.4.0
Build date: 2023/12/05
Build number: 90a41ce
Java version
Java
Runtime version: 20-internal
VM name: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
VM version: 20-internal-adhoc.ahadas.jdk
VM vendor: Oracle Corporation
Operating System type and version
Name: Mac OS X
Version: 14.1.2
Architecture: x86_64
Relevant log output
No response
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