On 04-Dec-2001 John Levon wrote:
>> > text->fullRebreak(this);
>> Can someone explain to me why a full rebreak is performed after each
>> error is removed?
>> (The old code did this too... and also when the errors are inserted.) I
>> would have thought that could wait until all the errors had been processed.
>
> /me shrugs
I would say have a look at the fullRebreak() function ;) It actually
breaks only if need_break_row is set. Maybe the function name is misleading
but actually it can perform only the fullRebreak of one paragraph starting
at the need_break_row! So you HAVE to call it every time otherwise the
next time need_break_row will be overwritten with the next row we should
break and so we won't never break the first one!
Jug
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