Paste Doesn't Work in Destination Name

[Hooovahh]

Found this bug today.  In LabVIEW 2013 SP1 Windows 7 x64.  Make a new empty project.  Make an installer in the build specifications (save it first) go to the Destinations category, then try to paste a string that is in the clipboard into the Destination Name string control.  You will get "v" because it looks like it doesn't handle a paste operation for some reason.

[STASHkal]

You are correct that you cannot paste into that field in LabVIEW 2013.  Other fields in the installer build (dialog information) allow the user to paste into the field.

I award you one CAR point.  (the points dont matter and they are all made up)

CAR:  471706

[sassyaspy]

Hey Hooovah,

Just letting you know that this is now fixed in LabVIEW 2015. Thanks for making us aware of the problem!

[Jacobson-ni]

Does he still get to keep his CAR point?

[Hooovahh]

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@Jacobson-ni wrote:
Does he still get to keep his CAR point?

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Who cares about CAR points, I care about Kudos of which I got one (of course none from anyone in this thread...)

[STASHkal]

Thats a good source on the Kudo though! Kudos from Proven Zealots are nice.  

Double CAR points for documented fixed CARs.  

[Hooovahh]

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@STASHkal wrote:

Thats a good source on the Kudo though! Kudos from Proven Zealots are nice.  

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See I almost want to suggest that kudos from respected authors have more weight to them, but there are plenty of times I kudo something without really thinking about it.  

Oh that guy made me laugh, kudo!  

Never thought of that before, kudo!  

Terribly hacky method of solving a problem no one else can, kudo!  

If my kudos started to carry more importantance than everyone else I might be careful with them.