PGEntry getCursorY fails on word-wrapped or multiline text

[DoctorAxiom]

Description

For a multiline use of a PGEntry, the getCursorY() function returns 0 no matter where the cursor is positioned.

Steps to Reproduce

In short, create a PGEntry with a fixed width and number of lines greater than 1. move the cursor to the second line. getCursorY still shows

Example code snippet:

inputbox = DirectEntry(parent=aspect2d,
                                     width=1.0,
                                     numLines=50 )
inputbox.enterText('Hello, this text should span multiple lines in the PGEntry handling the DirectGUI object that we are testing')

print('Cursor X:', inputbox.guiItem.getCursorX(), 'Cursor Y:', inputbox.guiItem.getCursorY() )

subsequently you can run

inputbox.guiItem.setCursorPosition(0)

print('Cursor X:', inputbox.guiItem.getCursorX(), 'Cursor Y:', inputbox.guiItem.getCursorY() )

to compare the Y when the cursor is at the beginning of the direct entry.

Despite the cursor being displayed at very different Y levels, getCursorY returns 0 at all times.

Environment

• Operating system: Windows 11
• System architecture: x64
• Panda3D version: 1.10.14
• Installation method: pip
• Python version (if using Python): 3.9.7
• Compiler (if using C++): n/a

[DoctorAxiom]

I think it's probably a pretty simple fix, looks like the underlying functions in both python and C++ return _cursor_def.getY() when they should actually return _cursor_def.getZ().

Either that or a new function should be added that returns the Z coordinate of the cursor node if the above is already intended behavior

[rdb]

Thanks, will fix.

You can call getCursorDef().getZ() as workaround in the meantime.