commit | 427dbdf80f64d13da8c1ebedf317781a055490ba | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Grant Toepfer <grantapher@google.com> | Tue Sep 05 18:38:42 2023 -0700 |
committer | Grant Toepfer <grantapher@google.com> | Mon Sep 11 10:52:22 2023 -0700 |
tree | 1d06a68b9050a955ee9dedc159bbbe9945ef8a4b | |
parent | e32f401588cdba873403144b5f16898ed83bf8dc [diff] |
Fix selection handles and text toolbar to follow the layout Handles and text toolbar will both follow the text as it scrolls. Handles will disappear as their anchor points move out of visibility. TextToolbar's anchor point will also stick to visible bounds. If the text toolbar can copy some text, the text toolbar will remain visible even if the entire selection is not visible. It will remain at the last point the text toolbar was updated to. Additionally, some logic that depended on start/end selection anchors only, and not on any selectables in between, has been updated to check all selectables that are a part of the selection. This will help be more accurate in cases where the start or end selectables do not exist. Test: ./gradlew :com:found:found:cAT Test: ./gradlew :com:found:found:tDUT Fixes: b/298701568 Bug: b/298067102 Change-Id: Iead43e55e45a65783856635b7a18337537f05262
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