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"Residue" problem when launching with an alias via numpad key

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ewemoa:
Launching something that uses an alias via a numpad key leaves "residue" in the Search Edit Box for my local installation.

Below is a description of how one might reproduce.

0. Fresh install of FARR v2.30.01 (I used VirtualBox for this).

1. Create a shortcut to "C:\Program Files" on the Desktop (if the shortcut isn't named "Program Files" already, please rename it to match).

2. Configure a way of toggling FARR that doesn't involve setting or clearing the previous search text:

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3. Create an alias 'cmd' for opening cmd.exe with a search result (as described in: https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=14008.msg120331#msg120331):

[attachthumb=#2][/attachthumb]

4. Bring up FARR using the toggling method defined in 2. and type:


--- ---+cmd program f
[attachthumb=#3][/attachthumb]

5. Launch the "Program Files.lnk" result via the appropriate numpad key (let's say for the sake of discussion that it was the first result, so press 1 on the numpad).

6. Bring up FARR again (using the method defined in 2.). 

What I get for the content of the Search Edit Box is (note the trailing number):


--- ---+cmd program f1
[attachthumb=#4][/attachthumb]

What I expect is no "residue" (trailing number):


--- ---+cmd program f
FWIW, I see the number appearing in the Search Edit Box after I press the numpad key and before the FARR window disappears -- sorry, my visual processing was fast enough, but my fingers were too slow to get a screenshot  :-[

I didn't match the above description to anything listed in 'FARR v2 - Official Bug Tracking and Feature Request Thread' nor did I succeed in locating a post with a closely matching description (perhaps my bad).  I did find a couple of other topics where similar-sounding situations were discussed - but I didn't come away with a confident sense of whether the associated descriptions dereferenced to the same phenomena  ;)

https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=5970.0
https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=6980.0

mouser:
This bug has reared its head before and i thought i fixed it.. i will tackle it again and try to slay this beast for good in the next week or so.

ewemoa:
Thanks for the consideration :)

I hope you have success in the process and that it doesn't take much of your time or resources!

ewemoa:
Any luck with this issue?

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