[QGIS-trac] [Quantum GIS] #2784: symbol with unique value: label lost on multiple selection&edition

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#2784: symbol with unique value: label lost on multiple selection&edition
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   Reporter:  fhof                              |              Owner:  nobody       
       Type:  bug                               |             Status:  new          
   Priority:  major: does not work as expected  |          Milestone:  Version 1.5.0
  Component:  GUI                               |            Version:  HEAD         
   Keywords:                                    |   Platform_version:  XP SP3       
   Platform:  Windows                           |           Must_fix:  No           
Status_info:  0                                 |  
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 I've found a bug in QGIS 1.4 on WinXP in french (so sorry for missnamed
 labels).
 Here is how to reproduce: [[BR]]
 - Load a vector layer, for example containing surfaces[[BR]]
 - Call the layer properties, tab "sign convention" (first one)[[BR]]
 - Choose "unique value" as the legend type, choose a classification field
 and click button Classify. [[BR]]
 - There are a list of values (if not, create some), with associated
 properties[[BR]]
 - Filled the "label" for all values (the value is a code, so I set the
 label to a human-friendly text). [[BR]]
 - Make sure the checkbox "restraint the changes to common properties" is
 checked[[BR]]
 - Select multiple values and set the border style to none[[BR]]
 - All labels have now the same text! Though the "label" field is disable
 on multiple selection.

 What I was expecting is that the text in the "label" are not overwritten
 with the multiple edition of the border (the border is the same for all
 values)

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/2784>
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