bug#32323: 24.5; visual-line-mode and end-of-visual-line conflict

[Eli Zaretskii]

> From: Marc Paquin <paq1@rcn.com>
> Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2018 18:52:07 -0400
> 
> First, begin editing a new text file and turn on visual-line-mode.
> 
> Then create a line of text with "xxx" and "yyy" separated by 10 spaces:
> 
> xxx          yyy
> 
> Now add random text before "xxx" until the "xxx" just soft-wraps to the next 
> visual line.  (The number of
> characters required for this will obviously depend on the width of the Emacs 
> window.):
> 
> These are random words used to get the string to soft-wrap to anoth xxx       
>    yyy
> 
> Now put the cursor at the start of the random text and run end-of-visual-line 
> (should be C-e or the End key by
> default with visual-line-mode on).  Instead of the cursor moving to the end 
> of the random text as it should, it
> moves instead to one of the spaces separating xxx and yyy on the next visual 
> line.
> 
> In addition, left-clicking with the mouse on any of the random characters 
> will properly move the text cursor to
> the mouse cursor location, but clicking on the "xxx" will position the text 
> cursor well to the right of the mouse
> cursor location.

Thanks, I can reproduce this bug in Emacs 24.5 and 25.1, but not in
25.2 and later.  So this bug has been fixed already.