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Inside an onDirection Gesture event I call Navigation.Move with the given direction and the controlID I use for navigation. Which causes a StackOverflowException. The interactable I'm using is a Scroller where OnSelect is set to Fire Events.
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It only seems to happen whenever you have an element within the scroller scope focused. The workaround for what I'm working on is I can deselect the focused child which puts focus on the scroller, and then move in the desired direction using Navigation.Move. But I feel like the desired functionality of the Move method would be to focus on the scroller in this situation.
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Inside an onDirection Gesture event I call Navigation.Move with the given direction and the controlID I use for navigation. Which causes a StackOverflowException. The interactable I'm using is a Scroller where OnSelect is set to Fire Events.
Edit:
It only seems to happen whenever you have an element within the scroller scope focused. The workaround for what I'm working on is I can deselect the focused child which puts focus on the scroller, and then move in the desired direction using Navigation.Move. But I feel like the desired functionality of the Move method would be to focus on the scroller in this situation.
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