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bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real conte
From: |
Eli Zaretskii |
Subject: |
bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content |
Date: |
Sun, 20 Sep 2020 12:03:41 +0300 |
> Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2020 08:27:55 +0000
> From: Gregory Heytings <ghe@sdf.org>
> cc: 43519@debbugs.gnu.org
>
> But the point is that there is clearly enough horizontal space, so there
> is (or there does not seem to be) no reason to scroll horizontally.
There's no horizontal scroll. What happens is that Emacs decides that
the mini-window's display will start at EOB. I hope I've explained
why this happens in my previous message.
> > You are asking the display engine to do the impossible.
>
> No. With a minibuffer-only frame, the bug is not present.
With a minibuffer-only frame, mini-window resizing works very
differently: it resizes the entire frame.
> So it's feasible, and the display engine knows how to do it.
I'm sure we will welcome patches to make this happen in the other
cases.
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, (continued)
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/22
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/22
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/23
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/23
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Stefan Monnier, 2020/09/23
bug#43519: (no subject), Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/19
bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/20
- bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content,
Eli Zaretskii <=
bug#43519: 28.0.50; Overlay at end of minibuf hides minibuf's real content, Gregory Heytings, 2020/09/23