- From: Wolfgang Jeltsch <wolfgang@jeltsch.net>
- Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 17:59:23 +0200
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Hello, I use the Amaya 9.51 Debian package from the Amaya website on Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 on an i386 PC. To reproduce the bug I've found, first open a new MathML document. Press C-m C-p. Then press the Cursor Right key twice. The cursor is now behind the closing paranthesis. The structure view reveals that it's still inside the mo element of the closing paranthesis. Now press C-m C-e and enter bull. Instead of inserting a bullet, Amaya lets the closing paranthesis disappear. In a similar situation, I also experienced the insertion of an mo element inside the closing paranthesis' mo element after the paranthesis was deleted. It's now impossible to select parts of the document with the mouse or to jump through the document by using Control plus Cursor Right or Left. If you do the same with a formula which is part of an XHTML document then this inability to move and select applies to the whole document. While I really appreciate your work on Amaya, I'd also appreciate if Amaya wouldn't contain such a plenty of bugs. Why are bugs like the one I just described so frequent in Amaya? Is this because of using a programming language which makes accidental illegal memory overwriting easy or is there a different reason? Best wishes, Wolfgang
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