[Grid Editor] After CTRL+C, the CTRL+X on a multiple cell sellection is not working properly

[ZDabrowski]

After pressing CTRL+C shortcut key, a subsequent CTRL+X/CTRL+V operation on a multiple cell selection is not working properly. Out of the entire selection, only one cell was cut and pasted.

Environment Python 3.10.12 wxPython 4.2.1 robotframework 6.0.2 robotframework-ride 2.1.dev50 Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS

Steps

1. On a Grid Editor press CTRL+C
2. On a Grid Editor select multiple cells (e.g. (2,2:2,5) and press CTRL+X. Only one cell has been cut.
3. On a Grid Editor press CTRL+V. Only one cell has been pasted.

Additional info After switching to the "Text Editor" and back to the "Grid Editor", CTRL+X works fine until the CTRL+C or CTRL+C/CTRL+V is pressed.

Sample of code.

*** Test Case ***
test1
    FOR    ${idx}    IN RANGE    5
        Run Keywords    user keyword1    cell 1    cell 2
        ...    AND    user keyword2    cell 3
    END

*** Keywords ***
user keyword2
    [Arguments]    ${user}
    LOG    user ${user}    WARN

user keyword1
    [Arguments]    ${arg1}    ${arg2}
    LOG    user ${arg1} and ${arg2}    WARN

[HelioGuilherme66]

Unfortunately, I had to do an workaround for double-actions that is happening on Linux (and could not pin point where they come from). Need to review all keyboard actions. Now I can confirm that the interaction with Ctrl-C and Ctrl-X is messing the selected range and using only top left cell. ALSO IN WINDOWS.