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Open any file wide enough to show a horizontal scrollbar
Go to one of those long lines
Press right-arrow until the gutter scrolls partially out of view
Press Home twice
Result: rest of gutter does not scroll back into view
Expected: view is scrolled all the way back to the left; it works this way if the gutter is 100% out of view
Workaround:
a) (obvious but clumsy) Scroll rest of the way back left using the mouse
b) (non-obvious) Move the cursor far enough right that the gutter is entirely gone (e.g hit End), then hit Home twice again. (This only works if the line is wide enough to scroll the gutter completely out of view, of course).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* Fixadobe#589 updated node dependencies and devDependencies
* Fixadobe#589: changed grunt-postcss version to 0.3.0
* Changed code for postcss task to work with new update and autoprefixer
* Fixadobe#589: changed autoprefixer-core to autoprefixer for new version and updated postcss version
* fixed indent to 4-space indent
* More dependency removals
Result: rest of gutter does not scroll back into view
Expected: view is scrolled all the way back to the left; it works this way if the gutter is 100% out of view
Workaround:
a) (obvious but clumsy) Scroll rest of the way back left using the mouse
b) (non-obvious) Move the cursor far enough right that the gutter is entirely gone (e.g hit End), then hit Home twice again. (This only works if the line is wide enough to scroll the gutter completely out of view, of course).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: