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Hot key: Hot key "1" turns sulfur into carbon when cursor over the atom #1934
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Bond hotkeys ("1", "2", etc.) are applied incorrectly when mouse cursor is over an atom. It is expected that corresponding type of bond is attached to the atom under cursor while previously selected tool is kept intact. Instead pressing bond hotkey leads to atom replacement with carbon.
Example:
Create a single isolated "S" atom, move mouse cursor over it and hit "1". It is expected that single bond is attached to the sulfur atom. Instead sulfur (H2S) turns into carbon (CH4).
Similar problems appear for hotkeys associated with other tools from the left toolbar.
NOTE: Hotkey "1" is currently linked to a few bond types and allows switching between them. When "1" is pressed over an atom, single bond should always be applied.
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