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Fix MOTD/Credits scrolling bug #58140
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Just a minor correction to appease the clang-tidy test. Looks fine to me otherwise 👍
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* Fixes menu scrolling bug in CleverRaven#58086 * Styling corrections Co-authored-by: David Seguin <[email protected]> * Update src/main_menu.cpp with style chnges Co-authored-by: David Seguin <[email protected]> * Remove redundant check from 'display_text' Co-authored-by: David Seguin <[email protected]>
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Summary
Bugfixes "Fix MOTD/Credits scrolling bug"
Purpose of change
Fixes bug no. 1 in #58086, scrolling past the very bottom in either the credits or MOTD submenu would continue to scroll internally (but not visually) requiring extra key pushes to begin to scroll up.
Describe the solution
First PR with cpp code so might not be 'correct', need feedback.
We calculate the end of both the MOTD text and Credits text and simply cap the 'sel_line' variable at that position.
Describe alternatives you've considered
None.
Testing
Builds and runs, scrolling now works as intended.
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