Abhijeet Jha
f004cd39bc
Summary:
for IOS and React native windows we can observe that the macro conversion is incorrect in ParagraphProps particularly for selectable prop.
current conversion
```
case ([]() constexpr -> RawPropsPropNameHash { return facebook::react::fnv1a("isSelectable"); }()): fromRawValue(context, value, isSelectable, defaults.isSelectable); return;
```
issue is that isSelectable is not the raw prop therefore JS to native flow for the prop is not correct .
(Note : this works for Android as ReactProp(name = "selectable"): https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/bbc1e121c71d14803d29a931f642bf8ea6ee2023/packages/react-native/ReactAndroid/src/main/java/com/facebook/react/views/text/ReactTextAnchorViewManager.kt#L97-L100 )
fix
```
RAW_SET_PROP_SWITCH_CASE(isSelectable, selectable)
```
Current implementation selectable prop is not working for IOS and React native windows as the macro conversion is incorrect in ParagraphProps particularly for selectable prop.
## Changelog:
Updated ParagraphProps macro conversion for isSelectable , keeping it backward compatible.
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Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/pull/52599
Test Plan:
Tested on react native windows playground
Sample code
```
export default class Bootstrap extends React.Component {
render() {
return (
<View style={styles.container}>
<Text style={styles.header}>Selectable vs Non-Selectable Text</Text>
<Text selectable={true} style={styles.text}>
✅ This text is selectable. You can long-press and copy it.
</Text>
<Text selectable={false} style={styles.text}>
❌ This text is not selectable. You cannot copy it.
</Text>
</View>
);
}
}
```
before fix debug output , native unaware of selectable prop values from JS
```
ReactNative ['Samples\text'] (info): ''[Text.js] NativeText _selectable:', true'
ReactNative ['Samples\text'] (info): ''[Text.js] NativeText _selectable:', false'
[ParagraphComponentView] updateProps - old isSelectable: 0, new isSelectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - isSelectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selection logic would be DISABLED here.
[ParagraphComponentView] updateProps - old isSelectable: 0, new isSelectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - isSelectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selection logic would be DISABLED here.
[ParagraphComponentView] updateProps - old isSelectable: 0, new isSelectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - isSelectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selection logic would be DISABLED here.
```
after fix debug output , native picks up selectable prop values from JS correctly
```
ReactNative ['Samples\text'] (info): ''[Text.js] NativeText _selectable:', true'
ReactNative ['Samples\text'] (info): ''[Text.js] NativeText _selectable:', false'
[ParagraphComponentView] updateProps - old selectable: 0, new selectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selection logic would be DISABLED here.
[ParagraphComponentView] updateProps - old selectable: 0, new selectable: 1
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selectable: 1
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selection logic would be enabled here.
[ParagraphComponentView] updateProps - old selectable: 0, new selectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selectable: 0
[ParagraphComponentView] DrawText - selection logic would be DISABLED here.
```
Reviewed By: rozele
Differential Revision: D78333906
Pulled By: javache
fbshipit-source-id: 4d2f9ea591e991b1aed126e9fed72fdfe1a49ce9
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