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Through my testing, I noticed that with RTL content, if you set the Alignment="Left", visually on the device, it aligns to the right and visa versa for Android but not for iOS.
So I had a look at how Apple is doing RTL in general, it seems that if text is aligned Left, then for RTL its aligned Right automatically and visa versa:
In my testing mentioned above, Android is currently doing the above but iOS isn't, so currently:
LTR
iOS: if I set TextAlignment="Left", the text is displayed on the left
iOS: if I set TextAlignment="Right", the text is displayed on the right
Android: if I set TextAlignment="Left", the text is displayed on the left
Android: if I set TextAlignment="Right", the text is displayed on the right
RTL
iOS: if I set TextAlignment="Left", the text is displayed on the left
iOS: if I set TextAlignment="Right", the text is displayed on the right
Android: if I set TextAlignment="Left", the text is displayed on the right
Android: if I set TextAlignment="Right", the text is displayed on the left
I believe RTL TextAlignment for iOS needs to match how fuse currently does RTL for Android.
with RTL text content (such as Arabic & Hebrew) when it has multiple lines and text-wrapping on, does not align right on Android (tested on 9 & 10).
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