[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 35550] "Previous Window" keyboard shortcut goes to next window

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35550

--- Comment #18 from duthen-mac <duthen.mac.01 at gmail.com> ---
I have the "bug" too, with: 

Version: 5.4.4.2
Build ID: 2524958677847fb3bb44820e40380acbe820f960
Threads CPU : 8; OS : Mac OS X 10.13.4; UI Render : par défaut; 
Locale : fr-FR (fr_FR.UTF-8); Calc: group

I'm using a fully french mac (french keyboard, french system, french locale,
french software...).

In all applications, "`" is a dead key. Pressing the "`" key and then "a" key
produces "à", which is very common in french (but is usually obtained by
pressing the "à" key itself (the "0" key without "shift")). To get a "`"
character alone (useful in lisp macros), we have to press once the "`" key and
then the space bar.

In many applications, pressing cmd-` switches to the next window and
cmd-shift-` to the previous window.

In LibreOffice, the behaviour of cmd-` depends on the document type.

= In a Writer document, it's almost the same with or without keeping "cmd"
down:
- press "`" (without "cmd")
-> insert a "`" dead character, with the same background as a selected
character, but without any border.
- click menu "Fenêtre" > some other window ("Fenêtre" means "Window")
- click menu "Fenêtre" > the previous window
-> the "`" is still highlighted
- press "a"
-> the "`" is replaced by a "a" (not a "à")

- press "cmd-`"
-> it switches to the next window
- click menu "Fenêtre" > the previous window
-> there is a "`" highlighted character
- press "a"
-> the "`" is replaced by a "a" (not a "à")

= In a Calc document, it's more complexe.
- double click a cell
- press "l" and then "`"
-> insert a "l" and a "`" dead character, with the a lighter background than a
selected character.
- click menu "Fenêtre" > some other window ("Fenêtre" means "Window")
- click menu "Fenêtre" > the previous window
-> the cell itself is highlighted (and contains "l`")

if you:
- press "a"
-> the whole contents of the cell is replaced by a "a".

but if you:
- double click the cell to edit its contents
-> it contains "l`"
- press "a"
-> nothing happens: no "a", no "à", the "`" remains

When pressing "cmd-`", we have the same behaviour (plus the window switching).

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