On 17.05.2016, at 10:45, marcel.taeumel <Marcel.Taeumel at hpi.de> wrote:
> 
>  I see the following options here:
> 
> 1) Make C only behave differently to B when the focus does not follow the
> mouse cursor. Either way, make C behave like B when facing a one-line text
> morph such as our search bar.
> 2) Always make C behave like B and ignore the issue with the method
> template.
> 3) Keep it as it is now, meaning C is always different to B.
> 
> You votes?

IMHO it shouldn’t matter if you click in A, B, or C. And I’m not sure what the special issue with the template is. 

When focus-follows-mouse is disabled, the first click should only set the focus and not change the selection no matter where you click. When focus-follows-mouse is enabled, the field is already focused. In both cases, clicking in a focused text field will then change the selection.

Wouldn’t that be the simplest option? AFAICT that’s how text fields work in general (outside Squeak).

- Bert -



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