Multiline web text had a stroke [Missing lines, not just empty ones; Better rewrite this]
syorito-hatsuki opened this issue ยท 12 comments
On the screenshot, u can see web text in Minecraft and in Web Browser. All extra spaces. Tags (Broken, Client library etc) and text splitter (====...) is lost in-game after one time find in text
- OS: Linux & Windows
- FancyMenu Version [2.6.4]
- Fabric Loader Version [0.13.3]
- Fabric Api [0.48.0+1.18.2]
- Minecraft Version [1.18.2]
- Active Mods [Fabric API, FancyMenu, Konkrete]
U can also try it yourself
http://play.rivaviva.ru:1540/changelog/terra
Multiline web text not showing empty lines
The problem is not only with empty lines. Check better screenshot. All duplications are missed. Words and symbols too
For example Broken:
in the text I have it two times, but in Minecraft only single time
Well, that's indeed strange. Will check this, thank you for telling me! :)
Good luck) I just made some test files. Access can be gated from http://play.rivaviva.ru:1540/changelogs (SSL coming soon)
That's like the first time in 1 1/2 years that somebody uses the multiline web text, I haven't tested this thing for ages lmao. Will probably need to rewrite this, because that looks more broken than I thought and I have no idea what update broke it.
Problem is not only with empty lines. Check better screenshot
That's like the first time in 1 1/2 years that somebody uses the multiline web text, I haven't tested this thing for ages lmao. Will probably need to rewrite this, because that looks more broken than I thought and I have no idea what update broke it.
I fixed in fork :D Wait for pull request :3
Thank you very much for your effort, but as I said, I'm planning to rewrite it completely, since I wanted to add new features to it for a long time now anyway. Like making the multiline text scrollable and stuff :)
That code was written like 2+ years ago, so I would probably do most of it in a different and better way now, but again, thank you very much for your help!
Oh and to your changes to my build file:
I like local libs and prefer them over automatically downloaded ones. Apart from that, Gradle can be a very frustrating and soul-eating experience, when it comes to dependency management, especially when you need to do it for multiple Gradle versions. That's why I want my build scripts to be as simple as possible :)
Thank you very much for your effort, but as I said, I'm planning to rewrite it completely, since I wanted to add new features to it for a long time now anyway. Like making the multiline text scrollable and stuff :) That code was written like 2+ years ago, so I would probably do most of it in a different and better way now, but again, thank you very much for your help!
Oh and to your changes to my build file: I like local libs and prefer them over automatically downloaded ones. Apart from that, Gradle can be a very frustrating and soul-eating experience, when it comes to dependency management, especially when you need to do it for multiple Gradle versions. That's why I want my build scripts to be as simple as possible :)
I thinked about hotfix for use possibly))