Closed Eliulm closed 8 months ago
Not sure if this is related or not, but when the scroll reaches line 100, things shift to the right to account for the additional digit. We should account for maximum ruler width upon file open, not on scroll.
It seems like we do this for wrapped lines as well. My theory is that we assume all lines do not wrap. When we scroll to wrapped lines, this adds additional height to the overall scroll height and will adjust the scroll indicator to account for this additional height (again this is just a theory).
After watching your video, it seems like the indicator gets bigger then smaller then bigger then smaller, etc. I believe this is because the wrapped lines are scrolling out of view so it is again assumed that they will be the unwrapped height.
Edit: I can validate this theory by scrolling an wide window with no wrapped lines and a narrower window with wrapped lines.
Large window with no wrapped lines:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/806104/235371836-f7a3d525-f9b3-46b0-a8f7-f7feb3fba536.mp4
Smaller window with wrapped lines:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/806104/235371865-4181b5f8-cbbb-46f7-a29f-25160f0d0705.mp4
Notice the scroll indicator in the larger window with no wrapped lines remains consistently sized as I scroll down the page while the scroll indicator in the smaller window with wrapped lines does not.
Interesting. However, I just tried this too, but I still get the twitching in a file without line wraps:
There's two issues happening here:
STTextView
here which updates as you scroll, apparently causing the last text element in the document to adjust it's y
value as the document is scrolled.@thecoolwinter That makes a lot more sense. Well if it is any indication, when there is not enough text to fill the viewport, the view is vertically scrollable, the height is the viewport height plus the CodeEdit status bar height (which I want to say is a bottom edge inset. So maybe we are not taking edge insets into account?
Description
When scrolling large files, the scrollbar twitches around the place. Only if the whole document has been completely viewed, the scrollbar will behave as expected.
Upon further investigation, I found that the
textview.frame.height
property changes a lot during scrolling. It might be the reason, why the scrollbar behaves weirdly.To Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Scrollbar animation should be smooth and
self.textView.frame.height
should stay constant during scrolling.Version Information
CodeEditTextView: 0.6.2 macOS: 13.3.1 Xcode: 14.3
Additional Context
No response
Screenshots
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/82230675/235370078-81c50a53-5c0f-48c3-9ca0-aa4aeaa3b433.mov