Michael Gerz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Angus Leeming wrote:
>
>>I suspect that you mean to pass "s" to rectText, no?
>>
>> +string const s = undefined() ? +_("Undef: ") +
>> params_.type : params_.type;
>>+font_metrics::rectText(s, font, w, a, d);
>>
>
| Oops, you are right! Wh
Angus Leeming wrote:
I suspect that you mean to pass "s" to rectText, no?
+string const s = undefined() ?
+_("Undef: ") + params_.type : params_.type;
+font_metrics::rectText(s, font, w, a, d);
Oops, you are right! Which means that there was another bug in the code,
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Michael Gerz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> in a desparate attempt to find a simple bug to fix - so that Lars no
> longer has a reason to reject my key bindings patch - I came across char
> styles:
>
> If there are consecutive char styles with little content, there is a
> good chance that the inset labels
Hello,
in a desparate attempt to find a simple bug to fix - so that Lars no
longer has a reason to reject my key bindings patch - I came across char
styles:
If there are consecutive char styles with little content, there is a
good chance that the inset labels are printed on top of each other
