Dropdowns (malt, hops): Edit a line with data already, drop'

[DougEdey]

Converted from SourceForge issue 1511954, submitted by dlevey

When I am editing a series of malts or hops, I find the following problem: When I re-edit a line which has data in it and I select the drop-down, it automatically selects the value I used from the most-recently edited other line. For example, if Line 1 is Black Patent malt, and I edit Line 2 and add Crystal 60L, if I then go back to Line 1 and select the drop-down it automatically selects (and closes on) Crystal 60L.

This should, instead, maintain the last-selected value for the current line and allow the user to browse.

[DougEdey]

Submitted by dlevey

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Note: This is on a Windows XP machine

[DougEdey]

Submitted by jeroen_wouters

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Hi Don,

I have created a patch that should fix this bug. Could you perhaps try it out and report your findings? You can find it on the strangebrew sourceforge page as patch 1729506.

Thanks, Jeroen

[DougEdey]

Submitted by dlevey

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Um, I must confess ignorance: How do I use/apply a .diff file?

[DougEdey]

Submitted by jeroen_wouters

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I've created a patched jar file for you. You can find it here: http://joenix.studentenweb.org/StrangeBrew/

Jeroen

[DougEdey]

Submitted by dlevey

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The jar file, StrangeBrew.jar, doesn't seem to work for me. It doesn't replace an existing file; there is a StrangeBrew_fat.jar but calling the new one instead of that doesn't help. Invoking the jar file directly by executing it (double-click in Windows) gives me an error: "could not find the main class. program will exit"

Trying to download and open the source zip isn't helping either; I can't open the tar file at all (error reading header after 0 entries).

[DougEdey]

Submitted by andrew_avis

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Fixed in 2.0rc2 - thanks Jeroen!