On Wed, Mar 12, 2003 at 05:09:44PM +0100, Alfredo Braunstein wrote: > -Two consecutive newlines are forbidden if pressed sucesively, but an > unlimited number can be achieved by going to the start of a par, then > alternatively press enter and cursor down.
Yep ... we can prevent a par break if (previous && previous->empty() && !free_spacing) > I think that if we cannot guarantee less than 2 consecutive empty pars there > is little point in forbidding them in any case. Is it supposed to be > forbidden? I think the idea is to gently guide the user into not pointlessly adding vertical space. > -Another way to do it is by making one letter pars and then deletting this > letters. This is too obscure to care about it. > -When there is a sucession of empty pars you cannot delete them by selecting > and pressing 'delete'. Hmm. I just fixed a crash too john
