https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=391796
--- Comment #5 from Tyson Tan <tyson...@mail.com> --- As for SVG, I have my opinion about that too. SVG's <text> target application is definitely "one word text" and "one line text". It was never built for multiple line "paragraph" text and thus very limited by design. The lack of auto-wrapping was a likely to be a legacy from HTML where the browser does all the auto wrapping for it. It is a standard, but a standard that does not fit our purpose nonetheless. Can we workaround this by keeping the boundary information in .kra files and let Krita manages auto-wrapping in its editors, and only discard such information and output standard SVG text when we copy/export? --- And finally, Krita 4.0 lets people *DRAG* to create a block of text in Krita right now. That's effectively telling us that "Krita supports text-wrapping" while it actually doesn't -- very confusing. I suggest if we are not implementing text-wrapping anytime soon, we should change the creation of a block of text with "I" cursor with a single click that anchors the top-left point. That's it. This will greatly alleviate the confusion of what we can expect from the text tool. (3 of 3) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
