Passwordbox issue

[littlegend]

Describe the bug

when any char is used as the passwordchar and it happens to your password contains this char, unless this char is in the first poistion of your password, or the control would not accept your input to this char.

To Reproduce

1. set passwordchar="*"
2. input "abc*"
3. you will find last char "*" can't be inputted
4. set passwordchar="_"
5. input "abc_"
6. you will find last char "_" can't be inputted

Expected behavior

any legal char should be accepted no matter which char passwordchar is.

Screenshots

No response

OS version

Win11

.NET version

.NET 8 and .NET 4.8

WPF-UI NuGet version

3.0.4

Additional context

NA

[m0lDaViA]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

[textGamex]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

[m0lDaViA]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

I did that too and it worked just fine for me.

[textGamex]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

I did that too and it worked just fine for me.

That's peculiar, because in my development environment, I can consistently reproduce this bug.

[m0lDaViA]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

I did that too and it worked just fine for me.

That's peculiar, because in my development environment, I can consistently reproduce this bug.

Can you take a video?

[textGamex]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

I did that too and it worked just fine for me.

That's peculiar, because in my development environment, I can consistently reproduce this bug.

Can you take a video?

2024-06-21.23-46-44.mp4

[m0lDaViA]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

I did that too and it worked just fine for me.

That's peculiar, because in my development environment, I can consistently reproduce this bug.

Can you take a video?

2024-06-21.23-46-44.mp4

Seems working to me.

[textGamex]

Don't know what you got, it's working for me.

I believe what he mean is to input at runtime, rather than assigning a value directly.

I did that too and it worked just fine for me.

That's peculiar, because in my development environment, I can consistently reproduce this bug.

Can you take a video?

2024-06-21.23-46-44.mp4

Seems working to me.

That is indeed peculiar