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In my opinion Android does it perfectly, if a block starts with an RTL character it will be right-aligned, and if it's an LTR character it will be left-aligned
by yonatan8070 3y ago
In my opinion Android does it perfectly, if a block starts with an RTL character it will be right-aligned, and if it's an LTR character it will be left-aligned
As for mixed, the cursor moves continously through text (visually, not by index)
I like the way it works, the only times I need to fight with it is if I want to mix languages and start with an English term, but the majority of the sentence is in Hebrew, since the structure of the whole thing will get mangled
- java-man 3y agoIf you have to fight it, does it still work perfectly? But seriously, thank you. The question is - how do you think it should work in the presence of mixed text? Should there be dual carets to indicate where RTL/LTR symbol will get inserted? Are you using a fully localized version? What happens when you type digits, does the caret show the right insertion spot?