Prevent slide right on last and left on first #1405
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When continuous was disabled, user could slide right on last or left on first and they received empty view. Problem was of the order of operations which calculate isPastBounds. a = true b = true c = false d = false earlier it was calculate: a && b | c && d = true | false && false = true & false = false after change (a && b) | (c && d) = true | false = true
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My fault, I changed this to fix jshint errors. I'll review this a little later today and see if we can merge it. Thanks @evenemento ! |
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Fixed via ec5a276 |
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When continuous was disabled, user could slide right on last or left on first and they received empty view.
Problem was of the order of operations which calculate isPastBounds.
a = true
b = true
c = false
d = false
earlier it was calculate:
a && b | c && d = true | false && false = true && false = false
after change
(a && b) | (c && d) = true | false = true