Keyboard shortcuts for heard-only, male, etc. are not consistently saved

[Nicholas Aebischer]

Background: Scythebill 15.1.1 in Windows 10 20H1

To reproduce the issue:

1. Start a new entry using IOC taxonomy
2. Enter, say, Blackbird in the species list, put “1” in its Number field, insert “>”, “≥” or “~” before it.
3. Press the H key to enter a tick in the Heard only box, press Enter. The Heard only box is ticked, but no H appears in the Status column.
4. Enter a second species, e.g. Robin, put “1” in its Number field. There is still no H in the Status column for Blackbird.
5. Click “Done”.
6. Reopen the visit: there is no H for Blackbird in the status column, and if I expand the Blackbird record, the Heard only box is unticked.

There is a workaround, in that at 3, if I manually untick and retick the Heard only box, an H does appear in the Status column and is saved. But when quickly trying to enter a bird list, it is easy to forget to do that, leading to data entry errors.

Nicholas Aebischer

[Adam Winer]

Changing the title - I don’t think it has anything to do with approximate field values.

This looks like any time that you use “h”, “m”, etc. to toggle those values, and don’t then edit description/count, or manually click a checkbox, the value doesn’t get saved. Which is bad.

Fixed, and much appreciation for the bug report.

[scythebill]

Resolved issue #532: Keyboard shortcuts for heard-only, male, etc. are not consistently saved

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[Nicholas Aebischer]

Again, impressed by how quickly you picked it up and dealt with it. Well done and thank you.