1. Open FSIW dialog 2. Type in a substring that matches a whole bunch (i.e., more than there are lines on the dialog) of symbols 3. Unconsciously scroll mousewheel to move down the list -- note that it does nothing 4. Click on top entry of list to give the list focus, then *immediately* scroll mousewheel down again until the selected item is off the top of the list 6. Wait a fraction of a second (the FSIW delay period, I suspect)
Expected result: you see where you got.
What happens: After a short delay, the list box zips back to the item you selected.
i had not noticed you need focus to use the mouse wheel, i am so used to just filtering the list down as much as possible, and occasionally scrolling with the keyboard
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that spontaneous scroll only happens the first time, which probably means something. waiting for the dialog to update its self makes no difference, so that is not a factor.
I just noticed the spontaneous scroll occurring in the Windows 2000 environment variables editor list control. So I guess this is simply the way the control behaves.
FSIW refreshing bug
Posted - Feb 03 2006 : 06:36:00 AM
