Hi,
* Elimar Riesebieter [07-09-20 19:37:47 +0200] wrote:
there are so many changes applied to muttlib.c. I want to patch the
latest hg with the sidebarpatch and the only hunk which doesn't
apply is:
Index: mutt-1.5.16+hg20070905/muttlib.c
===================================================================
--- mutt-1.5.16+hg20070905.orig/muttlib.c 2007-09-06 09:47:59.000000000
+0200
+++ mutt-1.5.16+hg20070905/muttlib.c 2007-09-06 09:47:59.000000000 +0200
@@ -1202,7 +1202,10 @@
ch = *src++; /* pad char */
/* calculate space left on line. if we've already written more data
than will fit on the line, ignore the rest of the line */
- count = (COLS < destlen ? COLS : destlen);
+ if ( DrawFullLine )
+ count = (COLS < destlen ? COLS : destlen);
+ else
+ count = ((COLS-SidebarWidth) < destlen ? COLS - SidebarWidth :
destlen);
if (count > col)
{
muttlib.c is totally different to the 20070905-version in that area so that I
don't have an idea to accomplish the related patch.
My suggestion is this: in mutt_FormatString() add a new variable like
so:
int foo = DrawFullLine ? COLS - SidebarWidth : COLS;
and use that through the entire function instead of COLS (with a better
name, of course :).
That only this hunk fails makes we wonder why the code for %|X (pad to
EOL with X) didn't break, too since it's been made multibyte aware too.
What does the sidebar patch do in that case?
bye, Rocco
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:wq!
