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Woodwing Developer updated FLEX-33409:
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Description:
When soft hyphens are used and shown, in a textFlow with 2 or more spans, TLF
crashes when typing.
Import the underlying text flow xml. Resize the text area until the hyphen is
visible. Then start typing AFTER the hypened word, also pressing the enter key.
TLF crashes.
Sample textFLow (if the soft hyphen is not show, insert a new one in the
appropriate word):
<TextFlow color="#000000" fontSize="12" lineHeight="14" paddingBottom="0"
paddingLeft="10" paddingRight="10" paddingTop="0" whiteSpaceCollapse="preserve"
version="2.0.0" xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/textLayout/2008";>
<p>
<span backgroundColor="#ffffff" textDecoration="underline">First
Span</span>
<span backgroundColor="#ffffff" textDecoration="none"> Second span. This
text has a hypen in the next long word LongWordWithAHyphen. Make sure the
hypen is shown! Then start typing and pressing enter till TLF crashes (should
happen fast enough)</span>
</p>
</TextFlow>
It seems that the textLine is damaged but the text engine fails to recompose
the line properly.
was:
When soft hyphens are used and shown, in a textFlow with 2 or more spans, TLF
crashes when typing.
Import the underlying text flow xml. Resize the text area until the hyphen is
visible. Then start typing AFTER the hypened word, also pressing the enter key.
TLF crashes.
Sample textFLow:
<TextFlow color="#000000" fontSize="12" lineHeight="14" paddingBottom="0"
paddingLeft="10" paddingRight="10" paddingTop="0" whiteSpaceCollapse="preserve"
version="2.0.0" xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/textLayout/2008";>
<p>
<span backgroundColor="#ffffff" textDecoration="underline">First
Span</span>
<span backgroundColor="#ffffff" textDecoration="none"> Second span. This
text has a hypen in the next long word LongWordWithAHyphen. Make sure the
hypen is shown! Then start typing and pressing enter till TLF crashes (should
happen fast enough)</span>
</p>
</TextFlow>
It seems that the textLine is damaged but the text engine fails to recompose
the line properly.
> TLF crashes when hypens are shown in a multi span textFlow
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>
> Key: FLEX-33409
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33409
> Project: Apache Flex
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: Adobe Flex SDK 4.6 (Release)
> Environment: TLF editing
> Reporter: Woodwing Developer
> Priority: Blocker
> Labels: TLF, crash, editing, hyphen, span, textflow
>
> When soft hyphens are used and shown, in a textFlow with 2 or more spans, TLF
> crashes when typing.
> Import the underlying text flow xml. Resize the text area until the hyphen is
> visible. Then start typing AFTER the hypened word, also pressing the enter
> key. TLF crashes.
> Sample textFLow (if the soft hyphen is not show, insert a new one in the
> appropriate word):
> <TextFlow color="#000000" fontSize="12" lineHeight="14" paddingBottom="0"
> paddingLeft="10" paddingRight="10" paddingTop="0"
> whiteSpaceCollapse="preserve" version="2.0.0"
> xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/textLayout/2008";>
> <p>
> <span backgroundColor="#ffffff" textDecoration="underline">First
> Span</span>
> <span backgroundColor="#ffffff" textDecoration="none"> Second span.
> This text has a hypen in the next long word LongWordWithAHyphen. Make sure
> the hypen is shown! Then start typing and pressing enter till TLF crashes
> (should happen fast enough)</span>
> </p>
> </TextFlow>
> It seems that the textLine is damaged but the text engine fails to recompose
> the line properly.
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