@openeditor/react-native-prose-editor 0.0.7 → 0.0.9

package/android/src/main/java/com/apollohg/editor/EditorInputConnection.kt

@@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ import android.view.inputmethod.InputConnectionWrapper
  *
  * Instead of letting Android's EditText text storage handle insertions and deletions
  * directly, this class captures the user's intent (typing, deleting, IME composition)
- * and delegates to the Rust editor. The Rust editor returns render elements, which are
- * converted to [android.text.SpannableStringBuilder] via [RenderBridge] and applied
- * back to the EditText.
+ * and delegates to the Rust editor. The Rust editor returns the canonical
+ * plain-text input snapshot applied to the hidden EditText adapter; the
+ * recursive block tree is rendered by [NativeBlockEditorSurface].
  *
  * ## Composition (IME) Handling
  *
@@ -644,8 +644,18 @@ class EditorInputConnection(
         )
         editorView.setComposingTextForEditor(adjustedComposingText)
         return editorView.runWithTransientInputMutationGuard {
+            editorView.selectSyntheticPlaceholderForTransientComposition()
             val result = super.setComposingText(textForBaseConnection, newCursorPosition)
             if (result) {
+                // BaseInputConnection implementations (notably some OEM IMEs,
+                // and Robolectric's faithful approximation of them) may leave
+                // the composing range selected. Android's cursor contract says
+                // a positive newCursorPosition places the caret after the new
+                // composing text. Normalize that state here so the next
+                // hardware character extends, rather than replaces, it.
+                if (newCursorPosition > 0) {
+                    editorView.collapseSelectionToComposingEndForEditor()
+                }
                 editorView.applyTransientComposingTextStyleForEditor()
             }
             result

package/android/src/main/java/com/apollohg/editor/InputSnapshotSupport.kt

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+package com.openeditor.editor
+
+internal object InputSnapshotConstants {
+    const val SYNTHETIC_PLACEHOLDER_CHARACTER = "\u200B"
+    const val UNORDERED_LIST_BULLET = "\u2022 "
+}