Ah, got it, I edited the text between steps 5 & 6
I enclosed some selection with [ ] because original text did not have some,
because I remembered that the problem previously appeared after I selected
text inside brackets...

Le mar. 26 avr. 2022 à 00:17, Nicolas Cellier <
nicolas.cellier.aka.nice at gmail.com> a écrit :

> Following the same steps, I cannot reproduce, though I could get this
> behavior a few times.
>
> Ah, something I did is resize the window in-between, because the text
> selection is not correctly displayed when fonts are changed.
> Ater resizing the window, new text selection is ignored...
>
> Or maybe any other action that may reset the paragraph or some other
> state...
>
> Le mar. 26 avr. 2022 à 00:06, Nicolas Cellier <
> nicolas.cellier.aka.nice at gmail.com> a écrit :
>
>> The one with cmd+k this time:
>>
>> 1. open a workspace, type some text, select some
>> 2. open FontChooser thru Cmd+k
>> 3. select some font, apply, so far so good
>> 4. without closing the FontChoosed, select aome other Text
>> 5. select another font, Apply, still good
>>
>> now the unexpected behavior:
>>
>> 6. [select some block by double clicking after opening square bracket]
>> 7. select another font, apply
>>
>> Err! the font is applied to the previous selection!
>>
>> 8. type some Text, don't select any,
>> 9. select another font, apply
>>
>> Err! still apply to the previous selection
>>
>> 10. close the FontChooser
>>
>> Err! many debuggers open in TextEditor>>closeTypeIn
>> myHistory current (nil) doesNotUnderstand: #contentsAfter:
>> The image survives only because the debuggers finally cover the broken
>> Morph when enough are open (a good idea to tile them !)
>>
>> Definitely broken mutated states...
>>
>
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