>>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Angus> LyX is splitting words joined by a non-breaking space across
Angus> lines. Is this meant to happen? Small screen shot attached.
Actually it was Juergen's fault :) LyXText::nextBreakPoint calls for
normal characters or insets the function
IsLineSeparatorChar(char c, Inset * in)
which, besides using Insets in textutils.h (which is a no no), does
the following:
inline
bool IsLineSeparatorChar(char c, Inset * in) {
return ((c == ' ') || (in && in->isSpace()));
}
The problem is that the only inset which returns true to the isSpace
call is the protected space, and this is obviously not a line
separator (but it is a space as far as the special quote inset
insertion algorithm is concerned).
Juergen, I do not post this only to embarass you publicly (as we all
know, this is really too easy), but to know what you intended to do
here. What I would do is nuke the function, and call a plain old
IsLineSeparatorChar(char c) instead. Is there a reason why I should
not do it?
JMarc
