Open andyrichardson opened 5 years ago
I ran into this with onBlur
as well. This works if you point to an unchanging function reference (i.e.: class-based components with bound function handlers), but does not work with hooks that have ever-changing function references.
There may be a solution that involves useRef
for the callback function, but I didn't pursue it too deeply since switching to a class based component resolved it for me.
@andyrichardson @mhuggins I am a lot shorter on time these days as when I started this project. Codemirror & React APIs are moving to quickly for me to keep atop of for the day-to-day. I am looking for a co-maintainer of this project. Please contact me directly if you are interested. Thank you for understanding.
Problem is still here 2 years after. Someone is looking for a solution ?
I've found a way by adding a key on the
@paztis did you find a solution? Can this be done with useRef in a functional component?
I add a key to the react component, and the key is equal to the code value. Like this, when the input code change, the component rendering is forced
Ahhh ok thanks
@paztis but after type in=> code change => cm re-render => the cursor disappear, how did you solve it? thanks
Currently, component updates are being ignored
This means that any update to event handlers just straight up don't work.
In this example, regardless of any calls to setValue, whenever a key is pressed, only the first function passed to CodeMirror is called.
Edit: Looks like the issue in this case is due to the way SSR is being detected - I'm trying to use this inside a chrome devtools extension.
Edit 2: Nothing to do with a chrome extension... I've created a PR :+1: