sniffen fix blog post

content/news/2024-06.md

@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ The problem with this approach is that if you have a large text file, there are
 
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-My solution to this problem was to only create boxes for visible lines of text. However, I needed to create a spacer box before the visible boxes to account for the offscreen boxes that are no longer created:
+My solution to this problem was to only create boxes for visible lines of text. However, this breaks the scrollbox - the scrollbox needs a full set of children to determine the proper height for it's own box. What I needed to do was create a spacer box before the visible boxes to account for the offscreen boxes that are no longer created, and *also* manually calculate the height of the scrollbox, since we don't have the children boxes that appear *after* the last visible line:
  - First calculate the number of visible rows
  - Then calculate what the height of the scrollbox would be if I created boxes for all the rows
  - Then create the scrollbox widget, telling it exactly how tall to be in pixels
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ edit_multiline :: proc(..., cursor:^Txt_Pt, ...)
 
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-One thing I realized was that we don't always want to auto scroll...often I scroll around a file and the cursor goes off screen. So I added a `scroll_trigger:^bool` as an input to let us specific triggers to auto scroll:
+One thing I realized was that we don't always want to auto scroll...often I manually scroll around a file and let the cursor go off screen. So I added a `scroll_trigger:^bool` as an input to give us a way to limit the auto scroll:
 
 ```
 edit_multiline :: proc(..., cursor:^Txt_Pt, auto_scroll:^bool ...)