On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 4:01 PM, Michael Rueger <m.rueger@acm.org> wrote:

Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:

ok....I think now I get it now (sorry I was trying with another image wothout the .cs hahahah)

;-)
So this is a double paste although you are hitting cmd-v only once?

yes.
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There a two complete event sets with key-down-stroke-up for cmd v... Very weird...
OK, need to get more information out this...

Could you please execute the following next time and send the Transcript log:

LastEvents do: [:each |
� � � �Transcript show: each printString; tab; show: each timeStamp asString; cr]

ok, I did it twice

First:

[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15661778
[keyUp 'v']�� 15661778
[keyDown '<Cmd-v>']�� 15663466
[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15663466
[keyUp 'v']�� 15663466
[keyDown '<Cmd-v>']�� 15668253
[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15668253
[keyUp 'v']�� 15668253
[keyDown '<Cmd-v>']�� 15668271
[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15668271
[keyUp 'v']�� 15668271

(notice all events are the same timestamp)

However, in the second one:

[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15773108
[keyUp 'v']�� 15773108
[keyDown '<Cmd-v>']�� 15775001
[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15775002
[keyUp 'v']�� 15775002
[keyDown '<Cmd-v>']�� 15776727
[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15776727
[keyUp 'v']�� 15776727
[keyDown '<Cmd-v>']�� 15776747
[keystroke '<Cmd-v>']�� 15776747
[keyUp 'v']�� 15776747

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Thanks for helping!

you are welcome
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Michael