I recently noticed a bug where the visible editing cursor and selection are offset to where VSCode thinks the cursor is. This happens when zooming in and seems to be dependent on the font you are using.
The bug happens for me when using the Hack Font under Linux. Using that font under Windows did not result in an offset of the cursor / selection. Using Ubuntu Mono as my font did not trigger the bug, nor was increment the font size instead of zooming.
The following pictures illustrate the issue:
Correct selection using Ubuntu Mono:
Offset selection using Hack:
In both cases node.getRight() has been selected and hitting backspace will delete it.
This also happens around the 80 column mark, not just far to the right, note the cursor ontop of the equal sign:
- VSCode Version: 1.12.1
- OS Version: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Steps to Reproduce:
- Setup VSCode to use Hack as font.
- Open a file with content.
- Zoom (bug may only trigger on some zoom levels).
- Select text.
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I recently noticed a bug where the visible editing cursor and selection are offset to where VSCode thinks the cursor is. This happens when zooming in and seems to be dependent on the font you are using.
The bug happens for me when using the Hack Font under Linux. Using that font under Windows did not result in an offset of the cursor / selection. Using Ubuntu Mono as my font did not trigger the bug, nor was increment the font size instead of zooming.
The following pictures illustrate the issue:
Correct selection using Ubuntu Mono:
Offset selection using Hack:
In both cases
node.getRight()has been selected and hitting backspace will delete it.This also happens around the 80 column mark, not just far to the right, note the cursor ontop of the equal sign:
Steps to Reproduce:
Maybe Related: