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When I'm in block selection and refactor a variable name the cursor jumps to the first line after entering the first letter. See the link below for an example video. http://www.vidup.de/v/SmVkK/ This happens with the Luna SR0.
I think this is a bug in StyledText: We call StyledText.setCaretOffset(int) this clears the block selection and this sets blockXAnchor = blockYAnchor = -1; As a result the next insertBlockSelectionText(...) call causes the block selection to the first line.
Created attachment 253205 [details] Partially working patch. This bug needs more investigation, moving out of Mars.
Another situation where the issue occurs: 1. switch to block selection 2. type "if(" 3. ")" is inserted automatically 4. type "a" Bug: "a" is inserted in first line; cursor does not scroll into view! I've set a conditional breakpoint in StyledTest.setCaretOffset() in first line with condition offset == 0 to let the debugger stop in this situation. Unfortunately, I do not understand what happens before and what leads to the issue, but maybe this helps you to debug, too. Best regards, Thomas
(In reply to Thomas Schulze zur Wiesch from comment #3) > Another situation where the issue occurs: > 1. switch to block selection > 2. type "if(" > 3. ")" is inserted automatically > 4. type "a" > Bug: "a" is inserted in first line; cursor does not scroll into view! > > I've set a conditional breakpoint in StyledTest.setCaretOffset() in first > line with condition offset == 0 to let the debugger stop in this situation. > Unfortunately, I do not understand what happens before and what leads to the > issue, but maybe this helps you to debug, too. > > Best regards, > Thomas Raised separate bug 481085 to trace this issue.
This bug needs more investigation, moving it out of Neon.
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