Triple-click somewhere in tab content to select the entire line, then copy it. As expected, line break is included in selection.
Open find bar and make sure multiline input (+ button) is disabled.
Paste and run Find.
Expected result:
Should find.
Actual result:
Doesn't find because Cuda creates a trailing space to replace the linebreak char.
I understand the reason behind replacing linebreaks by spaces in single line fields, but Cuda should trim linebreaks, removing possible occurrences at first and last position of clipboard string.
Examples (using \n for linebreak):
Copied content: \ncode.
Expected pasted content in findbar: code. [to be fixed]
+
button) is disabled.Expected result: Should find.
Actual result: Doesn't find because Cuda creates a trailing space to replace the linebreak char.
I understand the reason behind replacing linebreaks by spaces in single line fields, but Cuda should trim linebreaks, removing possible occurrences at first and last position of clipboard string.
Examples (using
\n
for linebreak):\ncode
. Expected pasted content in findbar:code
. [to be fixed]line1\nline2
; Expected pasted content in findbar:line1 line2
. [good]code\n
. Expected pasted content in findbar:code
. [to be fixed]