Bug: Cannot delete a Palette with no highlights
I had manually deleted the highlights belonging to a test Palette. When I tried to delete the Palette, the message "8 styles are still in use" came up. A {Highlight Palette/*} search verified that there were no highlights. When I added a highlight, the message stated "9 styles are still in use" and the search results showed only that highlight.
When I checked Trash in the Notes tool, I can see all the highlights I made (and deleted) with this palette, but:
- it doesn't mean that the styles are "Still in use"
- I don't agree with the count of 8 based on the icons displayed in Trash, even though it reduces as I permanently delete highlights e.g. it says 6 when I see 4, 5 when I see 1, and 5 when I see zero.
So I began to delete styles in the Palette, which is tedious as it is a copy of the Inductive/Precept palette. Finally, there are 5 styles that cannot be deleted because each has a number of "annotations". So I clicked Delete Style for each of the five, and then deleted the Palette.
All the warning messages were erroneous as I didn't lose any existing highlights (I was observing the Notes tool).
The issue now is how should we delete a Palette (assuming the message counts are correct)?
- Delete each style, and either
- Restyle existing highlights, or
- Delete Style
- Will existing highlights be deleted? Will they be put into Trash or permanently deleted?
- What happens to deleted highlights in Trash?
- Delete the Palette
To reproduce:
- Create a new Palette
- mine was a copy of the Inductive/Precept palette as I was trying to debug this problem.
- Set its default to a new Notebook
- Highlight in one visible area of a bible using about 5 styles i.e. at least 5 highlights
- Add about 2 highlights that fully or partially cover an existing highlight, and then remove them in the Notes tool.
- Delete ALL the remaining highlights using the Context menu (l selected an area that covered all of them).
- Try to delete the Palette
Dave
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Windows 11 & Android 13
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Bump for Faithlife
Dave
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I have written up a case for this issue, Dave.
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Thanks, Joe.
Dave
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