After applying a filter, restarting Qwitter causes empty buffer

[brianhartgen]

1. Ensure you are focused upon the Home buffer.
2. Press control shift windows F for the Filter option.
3. Type a search term into the edit field.
4. Press Tab once.
5. From the multi select list box, select screen name and hit space.
6. Check the next two check boxes. Checking the replace source buffer is critical.
7. Select OK.

The buffer is created.

8. Close Qwitter and restart it.

Note that the previous buffer you created with the exclusion is now empty and the home buffer is once again visible.

[Q]

Milestone 4.0rc1 deleted

[hllf]

This is now fixed, although the hoe buffer is visible once again upon restarting. This is necessary for now. however, the filterd buffer is no longer empty.

[brianhartgen]

Replying to brianhartgen:

1. Ensure you are focused upon the Home buffer.
2. Press control shift windows F for the Filter option.
3. Type a search term into the edit field.
4. Press Tab once.
5. From the multi select list box, select screen name and hit space.
6. Check the next two check boxes. Checking the replace source buffer is critical.
7. Select OK.

The buffer is created.

8. Close Qwitter and restart it.

Note that the previous buffer you created with the exclusion is now empty and the home buffer is once again visible.

Added by BH 10/09/2010: The new filtered buffer is now no longer empty. However, when such a buffer is in place, when Qwitter is started it seems to pull 200 mentions, directs and tweets from the people you are following and focus is set at the bottom of each buffer, rather than the previous position being retained.

[hllf]

I'm sorry, I cannot duplicate this; while it is true the focus is at the bottom of the filtered buffer, all other buffers retain their positions and indexes. Are you testing with the latest source?

[Q]

Milestone 4.1.1 deleted