fix: cursor 'move' starts from the first cent and jumps to after the collon #50
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…collon this changes make sure when an input starts as empty '' or 1 char length, the newCaretPosition taken in place with be the size of the input. This avoids the cursor from jumping before the first mask is formatted.
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Fixes #49 |
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fix: cursor 'move' starts from the first cent and jumps to after the collon
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fix: cursor 'move' starts from the first cent and jumps to after the collon
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when an input starts empty '' or 1 char length, the newCaretPosition taken in place will be the size of the input. This avoids the cursor from jumping before the first mask is formatted.