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When encountering a problem I try the examples to find a cure for it. Most of the times this works. But even in the textbox example the behavior of the view is kind of irritating.
If you enter a new line, the height of the box is enlarged by one line but at the same time the text is shifted up one line,
so that there is one line free space below the line you are working on. But only until you enter the next letter. Then the text is shifted back to the bottom.
Second: The resizing of the box is not working correct. If you enter a characterSequenceWhithoutAWhitespaceThatIsTooLongForTheView the height of the box will be reduced more and more the longer the sequence is.
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Thank you for reporting this bug. I can reproduce the first point where inserting a new line shifts the text until a character is entered but not the second point about the height decreasing with a long string. Would you be able to produce a video showing that behaviour?
That is interesting.
Can't reproduce the behavior from yesterday, too. If I encounter it again, I'll send you a video. I don't remember what exactly I did yesterday. I only know that a had a least 10 lines and ended up with a box showing no more than 3.
When encountering a problem I try the examples to find a cure for it. Most of the times this works. But even in the textbox example the behavior of the view is kind of irritating.
If you enter a new line, the height of the box is enlarged by one line but at the same time the text is shifted up one line,
so that there is one line free space below the line you are working on. But only until you enter the next letter. Then the text is shifted back to the bottom.
Second: The resizing of the box is not working correct. If you enter a characterSequenceWhithoutAWhitespaceThatIsTooLongForTheView the height of the box will be reduced more and more the longer the sequence is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: