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Alex Villacís Lasso authored
As text is inserted, the cursor is moved to the end, and then back to offset 0. A reordering of operations prevents a WM_NOTIFY from being sent on cursor being moved to the end, and another by being moved back to the beginning. If the cursor was not at offset 0, then exactly one WM_NOTIFY must be sent, for the movement from previous position to the beginning. With tests to prove this change and the previous one (modify flag should be off on WM_SETTEXT-caused WM_NOTIFY).
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