Bug #3770 content of fields are changed on moving over it by using the cursor keys
Submitted: 15 May 2004 9:55 Modified: 20 May 2004 18:07
Reporter: Florian Schödel Email Updates:
Status: Can't repeat Impact on me:
None 
Category:MySQLCC Severity:S1 (Critical)
Version:0.94 OS:Windows (win xp service pak 1)
Assigned to: Jorge del Conde CPU Architecture:Any

[15 May 2004 9:55] Florian Schödel
Description:
I have seen a problem, which appears, when I move over the data output of a query.
When I press one of the four cursor tabs on my keyboard the value of the field will be changed to "^":

SELECT * FROM `test_table`
UPDATE `test_table`SET `name`='^' WHERE `field_1`=1
UPDATE `test_table`SET `name`='^' WHERE `field_1`=2
UPDATE `test_table`SET `name`='^' WHERE `field_1`=3
UPDATE `test_table`SET `name`='^' WHERE `field_1`=4

The field type of the col is equal. The bug appears on the primary key, which hast int oder smallint as on the varchar or char fields.

If I want to paste content from the copyboard by pressing "ctrl"+"insert" the same sign will be added: "^".

Important: The first problem appears only, when I attach the keyboard on my notebook. If only one keyboard is present it doesn't appear.

How to repeat:
Attach a second keyboard ("Logitech Easy Internet keyboard") to your notebook
Start mysql cc
open a table in the data view, 
click into one field
and move by using the cursor tabs

Suggested fix:
I am sorry,

I am programming only php and perl, so I could't help you :-)
[20 May 2004 18:07] Jorge del Conde
Hi!

I tried reporducing this with 2 different keyboards in a Dell Laptop and a MS Natural keyboard and wasn't able to repeat this problem.