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There's no such a thing as SpannedStringBuilder.
Change-Id: I41e1f257bb21807e4fc4943798887519ed5b40a9
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Change-Id: If246ebdb36cf2832d5a6c42cbe752e290b6fb6e8
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Change-Id: I40cea46efd80c448640ff69753698fe8404da40b
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Update/add ApiDocs for setText, BufferType, Editable.Factory and
Scannable.Factory.
Bug: 30670270
Bug: 30290798
Change-Id: I2ff1f79cfb4c0c3c955ce42326670cf266e1e404
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When SpannableStringBuilder.replace is called with a source text that
contains a span with SPAN_PARAGRAPH flag, the code tries to retain the
spans. However when the paragraph boundary constraint is not satisfied,
setSpan method throws an exception. Updated the rule as: if the source
text has a span with SPAN_PARAGRAPH flag check if it can be copied into
the target. If not, discard the span. Also updated the JavaDoc for
Spanned and Editable.
Bug: 22521443
Change-Id: Ie8541e00bfdf5b8b0115ad7b26cb9f83a6a3ee55
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