GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 367723
[doc] Update documentation for Changing Modes Clears Calculation.
Last modified: 2007-11-13 19:00:39 UTC
If the user tries to change modes, a warning dialog is displayed: Changing Modes Clears Calculation When you change modes, the current calculation will be cleared, and the base will be reset to decimal. There is a checkbox that can be toggled that says: Do not warn me again If the user presses the Cancel button, the change mode operation is cancelled. If the user presses the Okay button, the mode is changed. This has the following side-effects: * Clears the display * Sets the base to decimal * Sets the numeric display to fixed * Sets the accuracy to nine places after the numeric point. * Clears the display of the thousands separator * Clears the display of trailing zeroes after the numeric point. and dismisses the register window if the new mode is Basic. The documentation needs to be updated to reflect this. (Originally filed as bug #153854).
Created attachment 99047 [details] [review] Patch to fix the problem.