Autocapitalize first character does not happen on iOS after pressing 'return' · facebookarchive/draft-js#642

2016-09-11T10:42:14.000Z

To reproduce: - Open any of the Draft examples in iOS. - Touch the editor area. - Start typing. The first character of the sentence is automatically capitalized, which is correct and expected. - Type a period and press space. This starts a new sentence, so the next letter typed is again capitalized. - Finish the sentence, type a period and then press return. The cursor moves to the next line. - Start typing. The first character is _not_ capitalized. Is it possible to make this work?

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描述

To reproduce:

Open any of the Draft examples in iOS.
Touch the editor area.
Start typing. The first character of the sentence is automatically capitalized, which is correct and expected.
Type a period and press space. This starts a new sentence, so the next letter typed is again capitalized.
Finish the sentence, type a period and then press return. The cursor moves to the next line.
Start typing. The first character is not capitalized.

Is it possible to make this work?

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技术栈: javascriptreact
领域: frontend
议题类型: bug
难度: 3
预计时间: 1-3 hours
活动状态: stale
清晰度: mostly clear
前置要求: React basicsDraft.js conceptsiOS keyboard handling
新手友好度: 20
研究方向: Examine the Draft.js source code (likely in src/component/handlers/editOnInput.js or similar) to understand how return key events are processed and whether autocapitalization is triggered. The issue occurs specifically after pressing return on iOS, so investigate the iOS specific behavior in Draft.js's key handling logic, possibly in the editOnKeyDown or editOnInput functions. Check if there is a missing call to the autocapitalize handler after the return key is pressed, or if the state update during line break does not re trigger autocapitalization.