typing isn't really working in the IDE
when I type to code the things I type are going in the wrong places even though my cursor is in the right place has everyone else also been having this same problem or is my computer just being glitchy?
It is a bug. As chars increase to the right, the spacing is delayed a bit each time. When you start at the left, it seems fine, but as you go further and further to the right, your cursor will start to lag behind.
try zooming out
if you have grammarly disable it.
Click Ctrl Shift +
I am having the same issue today while coding in Python during my if and else practice. I'm working in the Google Chrome web browser (Version 95.0.4638.69 (Official Build) (64-bit)) on a Surface Pro 6. I attached a snapshot of the location of the bug in my Python console.
This happens to me on Chromebook. I just use vim.
@UmarMohammad I posted about this just now and included a screenshot of the bug. I happened to be using Google Chrome.
ik it does that for me ;c
This is a bug, I’ve had it also. If you go on repl.it/bugs there are some posts about it.
Hello. I believe this is something with autocomplete.
To turn off autocomplete, click on the gear to your left:
Scroll down, and set code intelligence to DISABLED
This is a bug, it’s been seen on repl.it/bugs, it’s not that. @Coder100
hmm? whats the bug i don't think i have read the question clearly @NoelB33
but basically i don't think repl.it can really solve it, because it is most likely a browser and/or editor problem. @NoelB33
So basically, sometimes the cursor position is in the right place, but it types in the wrong place. For example, say I said
print(“hi peOple”). I spelled that wrong! I want to edit it! My curser is here:print(“hi pe|Ople”), represented by the |. However, it will end up making the edits you type like 3 characters back.@Coder100
ohhh!! I see... This is an editor problem. Basically, there are invisible characters in the way, and the editor doesn't account for that. So basically, the visual position is different from the actual position.
I've encountered this problem before. Just escape all emojis and invisible characters. @NoelB33
@Coder100 Yeah good observation. We should fix it if that's the case.
@NoelB33 did you have emojis in your code?
No, but it happens to me occasionally. I think it’s because I’m on mobile? @masfrost
ace has more problems with this than Monaco.
@NoelB33
@NoelB33
the exact same thing has been happening to me. But however I think it was fixed because it's not happening anymore.
@NoelB33
I don't think it's because you were on mobile because it happened to me and I was on a chromebook
@Coder100 I think it is because of invisible characters I accidentally added
ye @ArjunDeshpande
@NoelB33 yeah it's happening to me and i'm on chromebook as well
@Coder100 No its just a bug.
@Coder100 I agree with others--this is definitely a bug. It happens to me nearly every time I use my chromebook. It has never once happened on my win10 PC (and I use replit daily for teaching). I don't use emojis. I do occasionally have a separate issue with invisible characters when copying and pasting code into a repl on my chromebook also. This invisible characters prevent my C++ repls from compiling--I have to hunt them down and delete them. This also never happens on my windows machines. I use the most up to date version of chrome on all my machines.
I am on chromebook and I found a fix. I know this is old, but if you go to Settings>Device>Displays>Display Size and set the Display Size to 100% it seems to fix the problem.
@RLarge Thanks!!! This works for me, I've been having the same problem. Too bad 100% on a chromebook is kind of awful.
@RLarge Thank you! This fixed the issue for me.
@RLarge it worked yay
yay @cgamer1121
@RLarge For me, I had it at 100% and it showed up weird. 105% looks fine!
@RLarge i love you <3
@RLarge Thank you so much
@RLarge You can just change your chrome zoom to 125%