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Re: [Nano-devel] Soft line wrapping is in SVN
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Hannes |
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Re: [Nano-devel] Soft line wrapping is in SVN |
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Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:53:44 +0200 |
Hello Chris (and list)!
> the soft-line wrapping request, i.e. the one reason I
> still exit nano and fire up vi on occasion. A basic (naive) version
> is now in subversion
This is excellent news! I just checked it out from subversion. Though
you probably know about them already, here are a few issues I had with
this new feature:
- Exactly one character is apparantely 'eaten' when soft-wrapping a
line. It is the character which without soft-wrapping would have
disappeared behind the $ character indicating the line goes on.
- Using soft scrolling, when a soft-wrapped line is on the very bottom
of the screen, trying to scroll down further using the down cursor
key doesn't really work. The cursor position indicator increases the
number of the current line as expected, but the actual viewport
doesn't move anymore. So nano basically claims it's still scrolling
down when it isn't visibly. Page down enables me to jump over these
spots, on the other hand.
- Scrolling up and down (again, using soft scrolling) will sometimes
duplicate lines one or two line above where they actually are.
- Not a bug, but more of a 'wishlist' item concerning soft-wrapping: It
would be great if nano could wrap the lines at a word boundary
instead of exactly at the right of the screen.
- Sugar-coating-on-top-kind-of item: Ideally, it would be configurable
whether soft-wrapped lines start on the left or whether they follow a
kind of deep indentation, i.e. indent the wrapped part of the line
one level more than the line basically is.
Hannes