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Subject:    [Bug 59113] drag and drop triggered in konqueror when clicking on
From:       Leif Huhn <leif () dkstat ! com>
Date:       2003-07-26 5:26:26
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------- Additional Comments From leif@dkstat.com  2003-07-26 07:26 -------
Ok, I found that if I delete .kde/share/config/klipperrc the problem goes 
away. 
 
Contents with problem: 
 
[General] 
ClipboardData=.kde/share/config/klipperrc,Total votes: 6, ,: 61,Who\nNumber of 
votes\n\n\ndatschge@gmx.de \n1 \n\n\nyg@mind.lu \n20 \n\n\nmanfredhardt@gmx.de 
 \n20 \n\n\nleif@dkstat.com \n20 \n\n\nTotal votes: ,Total votes: 
61,http://www.google.com/,0,konqueror,kana 'KI' then small 'E') seems a 
strange thing to in 
clude - can anyone give an example of a word it's used in? (There may be a 
really obvious one but I can't t, Also\\, 'kye' (katakana 'KI' then small 'E') 
see 
ms a strange thing to include - can anyone give an example of a word it's used 
in? (There may be a really obvious one but I can't think of any off the top of 
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s anyone use 'wi' or 'we' for anything these days? Or are they just included 
in the game for completeness? \n \n Also\\, 'kye' (katakana 'KI' then small 
'E') 
 seems a strange thing to include - can anyone give an example of a word it's 
used in? (There may be a really obvious one but I can't think of any off the 
to 
p of my head),can, are very simple\\, but the gameplay is very deep\\, and it 
has a good handicapping system so people at different skill levels can still 
pl 
ay interesting games and both will have a chance to win. \n \n,Go has 
absolutely nothing to do with Project LRNJ. I just like playing. \n \n Its 
rules are ve 
ry simple\\, but the gameplay is very deep\\, and it has a good handicapping 
system so people at different skill levels can still play interesting games 
and 
both will have a chance to win. \n \n Learn the rules: 
http://playgo.to/interactive/index.html \n Most basic tactics: 
http://senseis.xmp.net/?BasicInstinct \ 
n Where to play: http://igs.joyjoy.net/ \n Game samples and strategy 
instruction: http://gobase.org/,rules,-3D graphics: I intend to keep the 
system requirem 
ents to a minimum \n \n,nsidering: \n -voice samples \n -stroke-counting and 
radicals \n -online gameplay elements \n -parts of the game with dialog 
entirely 
 in Japanese \n -more talking bugs \n \n, Definite Features: \n -coverage of 
all common-use kanji \n -Japanese words (implemented as the magic system) \n 
-gr 
ammar essentials (probably enhanced in the registered version as minigames) \n 
-music and sound effects (registered version only) \n -a higher story to mater 
ial-covered ratio (it won't always revolve around level grinding) \n 
-instructions on how to use a native-language Japanese dictionary \n 
-non-slime enemies 
\n \n,I agree\\, there isn't much point in not including the pronunciation of 
words when you'll be writing a half-paragraph on each kanji anyway.,there, 
ther 
e,Would,that,I am not that far into the game but for me so far its: \n \n Blue 
slime: Katakana \n Red Slime: Hiragana \n Green Slime: Kanji \n Magic Slime (g 
reen ones wearing a rather fetching point hat and carrying a rather camp 
looking wand): Any - Can be Katakana\\, Hiragana or Kanji (not sure about the 
last o 
ne havent got that far). \n \n It sounds to me like the green slimes you are 
describing are Magic slimes. \n \n I may\\, however\\, be completely 
wrong....pr 
obably Nindalf should clear this one up. 
 
 
I also want to note that this bug is hard to reproduce.  I have to click on 
the treeview and VERY QUICKLY move the mouse.  It's sort of like the drag code 
doesn't notice I depressed the mouse.  Maybe the ordering of events or 
something causes the bug.
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