Add option to turn off smooth scrolling #3394
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I think PR #3403 contained the necessary NuGet update for you. |
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As written in the documentation, Attach is a shortcut and should only be used if you want to go with the default only.
If you want to control the behavior, you should not attach and detach it, but use the full behavior notation and simply configure the properties of interest. (now I understand the intend of tom-englert/TomsToolbox#20, this was not necessary at all)
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I was not aware of the method you used in your implementation, hence this rudimentary implementation.
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Agree this is a bit hidden, in xaml VS does not show the documentation directly when hovering...
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I'd say to go with #3405 instead of this since it's already fixed and Tom seems to know more about this than I do. I'm just glad there will be an option to turn off smooth scrolling. :) |
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Fixes #3393
Problem
Smooth scrolling was recently added and not everyone enjoys that.
Solution
Add an option to toggle smooth scrolling. I added it under Display -> Other options
The option applies to everywhere ScrollViewer is used and ZoomScrollView, which seems to just be the options dialog and the main text editor.
This PR is currently blocked due to needing a bug fix in TomsToolbox tom-englert/TomsToolbox#20, hence the draft