Description Susan McCourt 2005-05-31 16:57:58 EDT

3.1 RC1
- open the task view
- click on a task title to edit it
- type a key to replace the title with something else
- pop up the context menu and choose "Undo"
- the overtyping is undone (expected)
- pop up the context menu 
  - note that undo is still enabled (not expected)
  - if you choose undo it performs the equivalent of "redo" (goes back to the 
change that was undone).  In text editors, undo would be disabled at this 
point.

Another example
- open the task view
- click on a task title to edit it
- pop up the context menu and choose "Copy"
- then pop up the context menu and choose "Paste" (you can see the highlight 
change - it unhighlights since the paste was undone)
- pop up the context menu and choose undo.  The highlight is restored since 
the paste was undone (expected)
- pop up the context menu  
  - note that undo is still enabled (not expected)
  - if you choose undo it performs the equivalent of "redo", but the highlight 
doesn't change either, so you can't tell what undo did
  - undo remains enabled but you can't tell what it does when you select it.