Problem Details:
(This will be a bit tricky to explain without video, but please bear with me here:)
I have continually seen peculiar behavior in the in-game chat interface whenever a line of text extends beyond what the input bar can visually hold. (That is, the input bar at the bottom of the screen simply doesn't have enough space to show everything that has been input by the player before the player sends it to chat.) Whenever this happens, naturally, that message is shifted over, with some text becoming hidden beyond the left boundary of the input bar, so that the player can continue entering the message.
However, whenever a long message like this is made, some various problems can be seen.
The most notable is that it becomes impossible to visually scroll back to the previous text. The word visually is key: while the person attempting to scroll back to previous text does not see the previous text, the input marker (the bar noting where text the player inputs will be placed in the line) seems to be stuck at the left boundary of the input bar, no matter how long the player holds left. However, the input bar really is moving - the player can place input in the chat message, even if the actual placement of said text cannot be seen. The player truly is moving the input marker to the previous text - the player just cannot see to where it moves.
There is also strange behavior if, while the player has the input marker (in functional, not visual, terms) in the text the player cannot see and attempts to erase text. This, visually, seems as though the first two or three visible letters are being deleted, and then shortly later, recreated, and possibly deleted again. (This, however, also functions properly, as it does delete text, and eventually, the chat message can reach a point where it will all fit on a single input bar.)
(Aside: changing resolutions had no effect on this bug. Though I could see more of the chat bar just due to the resolution itself, I still could not scroll back to text once it had gone behind the left boundary.)
Video or screenshot showing the problem:
This screenshot involves a line of text too big for the input bar to fully contain (namely, the message in chat submitted at 21:44). Upon retrieving this text via up and down arrows, I held the left arrow for approximately five seconds in an attempt to reach the text off-screen. I cannot say for sure what position the input marker actually reached - for all that is known, it reached the place in the chat line before the first character input. However, what I actually SAW was the input marker here (it's a tad faint - look at the very far left of the chat input bar):
I reiterate that, without tools to record video, providing evidence for this bug is bothersome - please explore this for yourself and see if you can replicate anything I have described.
osu! version: 20150414.2 (latest)
(This will be a bit tricky to explain without video, but please bear with me here:)
I have continually seen peculiar behavior in the in-game chat interface whenever a line of text extends beyond what the input bar can visually hold. (That is, the input bar at the bottom of the screen simply doesn't have enough space to show everything that has been input by the player before the player sends it to chat.) Whenever this happens, naturally, that message is shifted over, with some text becoming hidden beyond the left boundary of the input bar, so that the player can continue entering the message.
However, whenever a long message like this is made, some various problems can be seen.
The most notable is that it becomes impossible to visually scroll back to the previous text. The word visually is key: while the person attempting to scroll back to previous text does not see the previous text, the input marker (the bar noting where text the player inputs will be placed in the line) seems to be stuck at the left boundary of the input bar, no matter how long the player holds left. However, the input bar really is moving - the player can place input in the chat message, even if the actual placement of said text cannot be seen. The player truly is moving the input marker to the previous text - the player just cannot see to where it moves.
There is also strange behavior if, while the player has the input marker (in functional, not visual, terms) in the text the player cannot see and attempts to erase text. This, visually, seems as though the first two or three visible letters are being deleted, and then shortly later, recreated, and possibly deleted again. (This, however, also functions properly, as it does delete text, and eventually, the chat message can reach a point where it will all fit on a single input bar.)
(Aside: changing resolutions had no effect on this bug. Though I could see more of the chat bar just due to the resolution itself, I still could not scroll back to text once it had gone behind the left boundary.)
Video or screenshot showing the problem:
This screenshot involves a line of text too big for the input bar to fully contain (namely, the message in chat submitted at 21:44). Upon retrieving this text via up and down arrows, I held the left arrow for approximately five seconds in an attempt to reach the text off-screen. I cannot say for sure what position the input marker actually reached - for all that is known, it reached the place in the chat line before the first character input. However, what I actually SAW was the input marker here (it's a tad faint - look at the very far left of the chat input bar):
I reiterate that, without tools to record video, providing evidence for this bug is bothersome - please explore this for yourself and see if you can replicate anything I have described.
osu! version: 20150414.2 (latest)