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Restore scroll position after Quick Open #9153

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This is for #9037

This seems to be caused by a typo in this commit.

cc @peterflynn @JeffryBooher

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See @JeffryBooher's comments in issue here and here.

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Looks good. Merging

JeffryBooher added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 20, 2014
Restore scroll position after Quick Open
@JeffryBooher JeffryBooher merged commit f40ea05 into master Sep 20, 2014
@redmunds redmunds deleted the randy/issue-9037 branch December 5, 2014 19:01
peterflynn added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 24, 2015
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Reimplements the fixes from PR #9624 & #9153 in a simpler way: instead of
trying to selectively suppress ModalBar's scroll pos adjustments, in cases
where we need to revert scroll pos in one file, just wait until ModalBar is
done adjusting scroll pos and *then* reset the one we care about. Made
possible by the fact that we now listen for ModalBar's "close" event and
the event passes info on the reason for closing.

Removes delay before results list opens: in CEF 2171 it seems both unneeded
(animation is smooth without it) and it triggers an apparent Chrome bug where
the post-animation state is displayed during the delay period even though
the computed style reflects the pre-animation state.

Conflicts:
    src/search/QuickOpen.js
    src/styles/brackets.less
    src/styles/brackets_colors.less
    src/widgets/ModalBar.js
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