GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 314869
Make F2 enter "F2 edit mode" even when already editing the cell
Last modified: 2005-09-05 15:56:38 UTC
There are two different edit modes in Gnumeric: 1. select a cell, start typing -> left arrow selects another cell 2. select a cell, press F2 -> left arrow moves the cursor left I'm asking that even if you start editing by using scenario 1, you could still enter "F2 mode" by pressing F2. Here's an example: 1. Select B3 2. Type "testig" 3. Press F2 (to enter "F2 mode") 4. Left arrow (don't go to A3) 5. Type "n" (B3 is now "testing") Okay, silly example, but I'd like to always be able to enter the F2-edit mode to use the cursor keys "normally". I don't, however, think that F2 should toggle the mode. That would be confusing. But if someone presses F2 while editing a cell, this is probably what he expects.
Reasonable. Things are still not as smooth as I'd like but this is an improvement. Fixed in 1.5.90