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chore: update ShowModuleControl.xaml.cs #24248

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chore: update ShowModuleControl.xaml.cs
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Update ShowModuleControl.xaml.cs
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/Microsoft.Management.UI.Internal/ShowCommand/Controls/ShowModuleControl.xaml.cs
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Expand Up @@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ public Window Owner
/// it will select the item under it, but if you keep the mouse button down and move the mouse
/// (if the list supported drag and drop, the mouse action would be the same as dragging) it
/// will select other list items.
/// If the first selection change causes details for the item to be displayed and resizes the list
/// the selection can skip to another list item it happend to be over as the list got resized.
/// If the first selection change causes details for the item to be displayed and resizes the list,
/// the selection can skip to another list item that happens to be over as the list got resized.
/// In summary, resizing the list on selection can cause a selection bug. If the user selects an
/// item in the end of the list the next item downwards can be selected.
/// The WPF drag-and-select feature is not a standard win32 list behavior, and we can do without it
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