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Re: st: Strange behaviour of Stata 11 under GNU/Linux


From   [email protected] (Kevin H. Crow)
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: Strange behaviour of Stata 11 under GNU/Linux
Date   Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:26:59 -0500

Neil Shephard <[email protected]> reported:

>I was wondering if anyone else can replicate the following (strange)
>behaviour of Stata 11.1 under GNU/Linux (or any other OS).
>
>Hitting 'Ctrl + w' causes Stata to hang, using ~97-100% of one CPU and
>has to be killed.

The keyboard shortcut ctrl-w in console Stata does a seek of the command
history (See [U] 10.4).  Stata for Unix(GUI) was also using this shortcut to
do a seek, but it should not have been.  In a future update, Stata for
Unix(GUI) will ignore this shortcut in the Command window and allow the
default key binding to take effect.  For other windows that support it, ctrl-w
will continue to close the current window.

Kevin
[email protected]

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