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NB 200502202100, JDK1.5.0_02. 1. Open a project and a Java class. 2. Open the TODO Window (Window/TODO). 3. Let there are some TODOs in the file. 4. When the TODOs are shown in the TODO window, double click on the first column of the first TODO: nothing happens, although IMO the default (Show Source) action should be performed. The remaining three variants of invoking the action (context menu, toolbar icon and F12) work OK.
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This is a regression, used to work. TreeTableView is used for the source tasks table and the nodes have actions -- see the popup menu. DefaultActionAllowed is set to true, so the TreeTableView should invoke the first action, or am I wrong?
Standa, see if this could be related to any of your recent changes to TTV. Feel free to re-assign if it's something else.
i'm not sure this is a treeview bug. when double-clicked the selected node is found and the preferred default action is extracted (node.getPreferredAction()). the problem is that the new code in treeview introduced by issue #51400 (takeAction()) handles ContextAwareActions in a special way. in this case the default action is retrieved as disabled. but i don't know whose fault it is.
*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 55826 ***
verified duplicate