Closed lfunkhouser closed 5 years ago
@saip I'm seeing an issue where if you select multiple coordinates in the list, then right-click on one of the selected coordinates, click Copy, then paste into a text document, you only get the single coordinate that you actually clicked.
If you make a multiple selection and use Ctrl+C to copy, you get the multiple selection.
Windows standard behavior would be to get the other selected items if one item of the selected group is right-click/copied. For example, I have files A, B, C, D. I multiple-select B and D, then right-click file D and click Copy.
In a new location, I paste. Both file B and D are copied to the new location.
Currently it is treating the case of I have B and D selected, and I right-click A and click Copy. In that case, only A should be copied.
Multiple select, right-click, copy/paste retains all of the selected features in the released version of CC, so this is a new issue with the test build I'm using: CTLocalGovTeam-dev\57
@BobBooth @saip and i were able to reproduce this. The problem with this one is that this behavior was specifically introduced to deal with #569 in which if you had a point highlighted and right-clicked on a different (not highlighted point) it would always return the details for the point that was highlighted. We will need to log this as a future enhancement to figure out how to work around this.
In this delivery we have two options:
the team will need to discuss soon what approach we want to take and let @saip know
@BobBooth and I discussed this comment for this release we want to leave things as implemented ... when multiple points are selected and you right-click>copy you only get the point you right-clicked on. You can still copy multiple points by selecting multiple points and using ctrl+c. #584 was opened to address this in the future.
Doc changes visible in What's new, CC, and MT Release page on STG.
Current behavior Select coordinates in the list can be done by clicking on a single coordinate or selecting multiples using Ctrl or Shift key when you click, or Ctrl+A to select all depending on which entries you want to select.
User can right-click on the selected coordinates in the List > Select Copy to copy the selected coordinates
User can paste the coordinates into another application by right-click > Paste or using the shortcut Ctrl+V to paste
Expected behavior In addition to the right-click, allow user the option to use Ctrl+C to copy the selected coordinates from the List
MT 3.3.0.195 ArcGIS Pro 2.3 ArcMap 10.6.1