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Geometry tools don't take into account the shift key any more #5687

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rolandlo opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #5688
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Geometry tools don't take into account the shift key any more #5687

rolandlo opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #5688
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bug regression This issue is about a regression from the previous release; or this PR fixes a regression.

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@rolandlo
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Operating System

Linux

(Linux only) Distribution

Ubuntu 24.04

(Linux only) Desktop Environment

Gnome

(Linux Only) Display Server

Wayland

Installation Method

PPA

Xournal++ Version

1.2.3+dev

libgtk Version

3.24.41

Bug Description

When scaling (with s/S) or rotating (r/R) a geometry tool (setsquare/compass) via the keyboard, the shift key is not taken into account any more. So the geometry tool can currently only be enlarged and rotated counter-clockwise via the keyboard, not shrinked or rotated clockwise.
The Alt key is still working.

Expected Behaviour

The geometry tools keyboard navigation should work like it did previously.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Switch on the setsquare or compass
  2. Press s and Shift+s and notice there is no difference
  3. Press r and Shift+r and notice there is no difference

Additional Context

Probably a regression from #5646 (didn't check though).

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Probably a regression from #5646 (didn't check though).

Indeed it was! See #5688

@bhennion bhennion added the regression This issue is about a regression from the previous release; or this PR fixes a regression. label May 14, 2024
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