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Created attachment 1293815[details]
Sample Program ( Reproducer )
Description of problem: Keyboard shortcuts for toolbar menus fail after the menu is closed with a mouse click. It is expected that keyboard shortcuts work after the toolbar menu is closed with a mouse click.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): motif-2.3.4-8.1.el7_3.x86_64
How reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Launch the sample program using ./menu_pull (attached to this bug)
2. Set focus on program
3. Click on the "Quit" menu to expand the toolbar menu.
4. Do not move the mouse, click on the "Quit" menu again to collapse the toolbar menu. ie, do NOT click on the "Quit" menu item in the expanded menu.
5. Press Alt + q to open the menu again.
It seems like collapsing the toolbar menu (step 4) breaks the keyboard shortcut. If you expand the menu again with the mouse click it is possible to close the menu again using Alt + Q.
So, to summarize, it does not work well when you mix the mouse with keyboard shortcuts.
Actual results:
The menu does not open.
Expected results:
The menu should open again.
Additional Info:
1) You can read the README.txt file inside the sample program folder after unpacking the attached file.
2) This issue is reproducible upstream as well with latest version of motif and is also reproducible with openmotif in RHEL 6.
Created attachment 1293815 [details] Sample Program ( Reproducer ) Description of problem: Keyboard shortcuts for toolbar menus fail after the menu is closed with a mouse click. It is expected that keyboard shortcuts work after the toolbar menu is closed with a mouse click. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): motif-2.3.4-8.1.el7_3.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Launch the sample program using ./menu_pull (attached to this bug) 2. Set focus on program 3. Click on the "Quit" menu to expand the toolbar menu. 4. Do not move the mouse, click on the "Quit" menu again to collapse the toolbar menu. ie, do NOT click on the "Quit" menu item in the expanded menu. 5. Press Alt + q to open the menu again. It seems like collapsing the toolbar menu (step 4) breaks the keyboard shortcut. If you expand the menu again with the mouse click it is possible to close the menu again using Alt + Q. So, to summarize, it does not work well when you mix the mouse with keyboard shortcuts. Actual results: The menu does not open. Expected results: The menu should open again. Additional Info: 1) You can read the README.txt file inside the sample program folder after unpacking the attached file. 2) This issue is reproducible upstream as well with latest version of motif and is also reproducible with openmotif in RHEL 6.