SD-1403 - fix: tab stop breaking line prematurely#1720
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| const originX = currentLine.width; | ||
| // Use first-line effective indent (accounts for hanging) on first line, body indent otherwise | ||
| const effectiveIndent = lines.length === 0 ? indentLeft + rawFirstLineOffset : indentLeft; | ||
| const absCurrentX = currentLine.width + effectiveIndent; | ||
| const { target, nextIndex, stop } = getNextTabStopPx(absCurrentX, tabStops, tabStopCursor); | ||
| const { target, nextIndex, stop } = getNextTabStopPx(currentLine.width, tabStops, tabStopCursor); | ||
| tabStopCursor = nextIndex; | ||
| const maxAbsWidth = currentLine.maxWidth + effectiveIndent; | ||
| const clampedTarget = Math.min(target, maxAbsWidth); | ||
| const tabAdvance = Math.max(0, clampedTarget - absCurrentX); | ||
| const clampedTarget = Math.min(target, currentLine.maxWidth); | ||
| const tabAdvance = Math.max(0, clampedTarget - currentLine.width); |
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Tab advancement now uses currentLine.width directly, but currentLine.width is measured from the first-line text start (which includes firstLine - hanging), while buildTabStopsPx only shifts by indentLeft. On paragraphs with a non‑zero first-line or hanging indent, this means the first line’s tab positions are effectively offset by the first-line indent: the tab stop chosen is too far right (and can skip a nearer stop), so tab leaders and aligned text shift by the first-line offset. This is a regression from the prior effectiveIndent path that added rawFirstLineOffset for line 0; you’ll see it on first lines that include tabs.
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