Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace

Kamil Landa <kamlan -AT- centrum.cz>
Sat, 24 Sep 2016 06:33:35 -0700 (MST)

Editing text for decade, you are professional. I'm beginner with few weeks
experience :-) and I habituated when I press Del so letter in the right from
cursor is erased and no the left from cursor as for CTL. Evidently I work
with Visual way - delete left/right and not with Logical way - delete
next/previous.
Please bug tracker is http://bugs.documentfoundation.org? My English is bad
and for me it is very difficult to orient in Libre forums. 



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CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Kamil Landa
- Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Khaled Hosny
  - Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Mike Kaganski
    - Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Khaled Hosny
      - Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Kamil Landa
        
        Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Khaled Hosny
        
        Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Kamil Landa
        
        Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Khaled Hosny
        Re: CTL (arabic) - option Logical/Visual also for Delete&Backspace · Kamil Landa

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