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core: display spaces at the end of messages in chat area (bug #37024)

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Sebastien Helleu
2012-08-22 14:07:01 +02:00
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@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ v0.3.9-dev, 2012-08-22
Version 0.3.9 (under dev!)
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* core: display spaces at the end of messages in chat area (bug #37024)
* core: fix infinite loop in display when chat area has width of 1 with
a bar displayed on the right (nicklist by default) (bug #37089)
* core: fix display of "bar more down" char when text is truncated by size_max
src/gui/curses/gui-curses-chat.c
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@@ -1119,15 +1119,22 @@ gui_chat_display_line (struct t_gui_window *window, struct t_gui_line *line,
ptr_end_offset = ptr_data + word_end_offset;
/* if message ends with spaces, display them */
if ((word_length == 0) && (word_length_with_spaces > 0)
&& !ptr_data[word_end_offset + 1])
{
word_length = word_length_with_spaces;
}
if (word_length > 0)
{
/* spaces + word too long for current line but ok for next line */
line_align = gui_line_get_align (window->buffer, line, 1,
(lines_displayed == 0) ? 1 : 0,
GUI_WINDOW_OBJECTS(window)->force_prefix_for_line);
if ((window->win_chat_cursor_x + word_length_with_spaces > gui_chat_get_real_width (window))
&& (word_length <= gui_chat_get_real_width (window) - line_align))
{
/* spaces + word too long for current line but ok for next line */
gui_chat_display_new_line (window, num_lines, count,
&lines_displayed, simulate);
/* apply styles before jumping to start of word */
src/gui/gui-chat.c
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@@ -306,7 +306,10 @@ gui_chat_get_word_info (struct t_gui_window *window,
else
{
if (leading_spaces)
{
(*word_length_with_spaces)++;
*word_end_offset = next_char2 - start_data - 1;
}
else
{
*word_end_offset = next_char - start_data - 1;