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Fixed in 2022.3.3f1
Fixed in 2022.3.X, 2023.1.X, 2023.2.X, 2023.2.0a1
Votes
1
Found in
2021.2.11f1
2021.3.14f1
2022.1.0b6
2022.2.0a5
2023.1.0a18
2023.2.0a1
Issue ID
UUM-9786
Regression
No
Text gets compressed when using \t with <align=justified> tag
Reproduction steps:
1. Open project "UIToolkitJustify"
2. Open Assets > UIDoc
Expected result: The text does not go over bounds
Actual result: The text goes over bounds
Reproducible with: 2021.2.11f1, 2022.1.0b6, 2022.2.0a5
Could not test with: 1.0.0-preview.18 (2020.3.27f1, Can't open "UIDoc", getting this error: "There is no application set to open the document “UIDoc.uxml”."), 2019.4.35f1 (Package not supported)
Notes:
- Text wrap is checked
- If you add one more letter, the text is displayed correctly
Comments (1)
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vejab
Jan 05, 2023 21:31
In 2022.2.1f1, it seems to has been fixed. But, if there is a tabulation (\t) right after the tag, it does weird things (either go way over bounds, or becoming totally unreadable because it's too squeezed)
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Resolution Note (fix version 2023.2):
When using justified text, we would increase the internal container of the text by 5%, causing the text to go out of bounds in certain cases
Resolution Note (fix version 2023.1):
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