fix: Use adjusted instead of absolute cursor position in TextInput#3221
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fix: Use adjusted instead of absolute cursor position in TextInput#3221Koranir wants to merge 3 commits intoiced-rs:masterfrom
TextInput#3221Koranir wants to merge 3 commits intoiced-rs:masterfrom
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Makes it so that when the cursor moves off the input, selection will still continue.
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Fixes #3214
I missed it initially, but
TextInputis using the absolute position of the cursor in the cursor/touch events instead of the adjusted values given by the parent widget.Note: I don't know if it's better to useNeither are proper here.cursor.position_overorcursor.position_inhere, both seemed to work? Additionally, this might break touch, I can't test that.P.S. It might be worth looking into removing the position values from the Cursor/FingerMoved events to avoid this happening in the future.