Ensures the slop value is fixed cross lines.
In Q, the slop is a fixed value calculated based on TextView.getLineHeight(). In R (before this cl), the slop is a dynamic value based on the height of the current line. It's been confirmed as the root cause of the regression bug b/159528374. This cl changes the slop value back to the fixed value. Bug: 159528374 Test: Verified locally. Change-Id: I182d22779f1c1155ae2e0b0deb0455bd270b2fd9 Merged-In: I182d22779f1c1155ae2e0b0deb0455bd270b2fd9
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@@ -6059,12 +6059,7 @@ public class Editor {
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return trueLine;
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}
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final int lineHeight = layout.getLineBottom(prevLine) - layout.getLineTop(prevLine);
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int slop = (int)(LINE_SLOP_MULTIPLIER_FOR_HANDLEVIEWS
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* (layout.getLineBottom(trueLine) - layout.getLineTop(trueLine)));
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slop = Math.max(mLineChangeSlopMin,
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Math.min(mLineChangeSlopMax, lineHeight + slop)) - lineHeight;
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slop = Math.max(0, slop);
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final int slop = (int)(LINE_SLOP_MULTIPLIER_FOR_HANDLEVIEWS * mTextView.getLineHeight());
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final float verticalOffset = mTextView.viewportToContentVerticalOffset();
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if (trueLine > prevLine && y >= layout.getLineBottom(prevLine) + slop + verticalOffset) {
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