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Summary | 0002189: Redraw issues at ends of lines in text boxes | ||
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Revision | 2014-09-02 11:08 by Vincent Sanders | ||
Steps To Reproduce | Open the GMail 'Compose Mail' window using the Basic HTML interface. Paste in the text "Yes, there is in fact a plot for this one under all the angst-- not much of a plot idea, but Chapter 1 was never more than just an isolated vignette!" (Image 1) Place the cursor at the start of the second line, before the word "just", and delete the space between this word and the preceding word, thus creating a new word "justnever" and forcing Netsurf to rewrap it onto the line below. The 'ghost' of the old word "never" is still visible at the end of the first line, and the words "just a" are visible in their old position at the start of the second line as well as in their new position further along the line. (Image2) Forcing a redraw by dragging another window over the left-hand side of the text box reveals the true state of affairs on the second line, though the first line has not yet been redrawn here (Image3). Second example: usaing the same initial text, place the cursor at the end of the first line after the word "never", and insert the words "more than". There is only room for the letter "m", so after this is typed all the next text has to rewrap onto the line below. However, the first two letters on the new line never get redrawn, and the "m" is still visible in its initial position at the end of the first line (Image4) |
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Revision | 2014-09-02 01:12 by Harriet Bazley | ||
Steps To Reproduce | Open the GMail 'Compose Mail' window using the Basic HTML interface. Paste in the text "Yes, there is in fact a plot for this one under all the angst-- not much of a plot idea, but Chapter 1 was never more than just an isolated vignette!" (Image 1) Place the cursor at the start of the second line, before the word "just", and delete the space between this word and the preceding word, thus creating a new word "justnever" and forcing Netsurf to rewrap it onto the line below. The 'ghost' of the old word "never" is still visible at the end of the first line, and the words "just a" are visible in their old position at the start of the second line as well as in their new position further along the line. (Image2) Forcing a redraw by dragging another window over the left-hand side of the text box reveals the true state of affairs on the second line, though the first line has not yet been redrawn here (Image3). Second example: usaing the same initial text, place the cursor at the end of the first line after the word "never", and insert the words "more than". There is only room for the letter "m", so after this is typed all the next text has to rewrap onto the line below. However, the first two letters on the new line never get redrawn, and the "m" is still visible in its initial position at the end of the first line (Image4) |