When I click on the name of a function (variable, class, etc.) in the Python editor and press F2, a Rename to: panel appears to change the name of the function to something else. Now, I want to paste a new name from the clipboard, for which I need to press Ctrl+V. However, as soon as I press the Ctrl key, the Rename to: panel disappears instantly. This prevents me from using the renaming tool.
Later, I found out that this only happens when the mouse cursor is over the function name.
I suspect it might be conflicting with another functionality - underlining the function name when Ctrl is pressed and the mouse is hovering over it.
P.S.: Do I really need to see a tooltip over the Rename to: panel (see the screenshot)?
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When I click on the name of a function (variable, class, etc.) in the
Python editor
and pressF2
, aRename to:
panel appears to change the name of the function to something else. Now, I want to paste a new name from the clipboard, for which I need to pressCtrl+V
. However, as soon as I press theCtrl
key, theRename to:
panel disappears instantly. This prevents me from using the renaming tool. Later, I found out that this only happens when the mouse cursor is over the function name. I suspect it might be conflicting with another functionality - underlining the function name whenCtrl
is pressed and the mouse is hovering over it.P.S.: Do I really need to see a tooltip over the
Rename to:
panel (see the screenshot)?Original Comments
Feedback Bot on 5/15/2024, 06:33 PM:
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