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st: Re: Strange behaviour of Stata 11 under GNU/Linux
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nshephard <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: Re: Strange behaviour of Stata 11 under GNU/Linux
Date
Thu, 5 Aug 2010 04:17:14 -0700 (PDT)
Kevin Crow wrote:
>
> 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.
>
Missed this at the end of last week (and clearly I'd missed [U] 10.4 too,
oops), but good to hear it will be resolved in an update.
Cheers
Neil
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