config editor doesn't update the internal state correctly when changing combobox (eg, affix and unique selection) with only keyboard inputs

[slippycheeze]

I used the config editor to essentually create from scratch a profile, with quite some success. Thank you for adding it. After that, I happily loaded it, and then eventually wondered why my luck with drops was quite so awful.

It turned out that was because most of the items I'd entered were asking for two affixes from a pool of agility_cooldown_reduction, agility_cooldown_reduction, or agility_cooldown_reduction. Only the first two items, and the first affix of three on the third, were correct; the rest were agility_cooldown_reduction, the very first option offered by default in the combobox to select them.

This matches when I went from using the mouse to select the item to using the keyboard:

1. click "add affix" on an item to add three
2. tab into the first affix selector, which should be showing agility_cooldown_reduction
3. type the start of something, eg, crit
4. use the down arrow key to select the desired affix, eg critical_strike_chance
5. hit enter to select it
6. tab to the next affix selection and repeat

This shows, visually, the correct affix selections, but when saved it'll all be agility_cooldown_reduction in the YAML file. I assume this is because the internal "model" of the filter is updated on some sort of mouse related trigger, and misses the fact that it was changed using the keyboard. (possibly just using "enter" to select the full text is the trigger.)

[cjshrader]

Thank you for your comments @slippycheeze, I'll make this comment here so I won't need to repeat it on all of them. The gui editor is very much in beta. There is definitely functionality missing, however, I do think we want the functionality that is there to work. I will tag @Shebour in the profile editor issues you have raised and hope they can take a look at some point. The gui editor is unfortunately low priority for me but if Shebour can't I hope to one day.

I believe you might be the first person to try and make a profile from scratch and not just edit an existing one. I appreciate you doing that testing.

[slippycheeze]

I appreciate everything you have done, and have absolutely no complaints about the issue with the beta editor; I honestly expected a rougher experience with it, so you did amazingly well compared to expectations. :)

If and when it gets fixed, great, but no rush. :)

[cjshrader]

Absolutely all credit goes to @Shebour, I had nothing to do with it. It was their first contribution to d4lf too. I'm adding some new functionality to it now and you really get a sense for how massive of a project this was, I'm blown away by all the work they did.

It is funny that I never thought of someone making a profile from scratch as a use case, which seems obvious in retrospect.