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As discussed in #860, when editing the first character of a USFM table cell, the cursor goes back to the previous table cell instead of the currently edited table cell.
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The bug seems to appear on editing USFM markers that separate a verse into more smaller parts. Here you can see the same bug appearing in Strong's indexed words:
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Though it doesn't skip the first character, it doesn't edit the current word when the cursor is in the beginning of a word.
So when removing a space between two Strong's indexed words, it deletes the \w USFM word boundary, which is a span with an i-w class in HTML. As shown here:
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@teusbenschop, looking at this for a couple of days, I'm still a little clueless as to where might we fix this. Do you have any pointers?
My only thoughts for now that this is related to Quill editor's cursor and/or word boundary handling.
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As discussed in #860, when editing the first character of a USFM table cell, the cursor goes back to the previous table cell instead of the currently edited table cell.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: