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Describe the bug
Display.withCrLf() is producing wrong line breaks based on the heuristics in the Windows implementation. This happens only for Strings that contains broken formatting itself. But nevertheless, I think we can fix this issue by improving the method implementation.
To Reproduce
See Test case
@Test
public void testMixedLfAndCrflOnWindows() {
if (!SWT.getPlatform().equals("win32")) {
return;
}
String act = Display.withCrLf("First Line \n second line \r\n third line");
assertEquals("First Line \r\n second line \r\n third line", act);
}
Expected behavior
Expectation is that the method replaces all standalone \n with \r\n.
With the given example, \r\n results in \r\r\n
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Describe the bug
Display.withCrLf() is producing wrong line breaks based on the heuristics in the Windows implementation. This happens only for Strings that contains broken formatting itself. But nevertheless, I think we can fix this issue by improving the method implementation.
To Reproduce
See Test case
Expected behavior
Expectation is that the method replaces all standalone \n with \r\n.
With the given example, \r\n results in \r\r\n
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: