Stephan Witt <[email protected]> wrote: > I tried to scale the thickness of the dotted line with zoom factor. > Of course this is pure heuristics. If you want to play with it: > have a look at the RowPainter::RowPainter constructor.
mm, 1 pixel is too thin, 2 too thick :-/ >> when the cursor is in a misspelled word the dotted lines are not >> painted: is this intentional? > > Yes. The idea is to avoid marking unfinished words as misspelled. i was troubled by clicking on a misspelled word and the dotted lines disappearing (these may be finished words, misspelled or not recognized by the spellchecker such as names) so on entry (mouse click or arrows) i expect to keep the underlining (a misspelled word is a misspelled word) on editing the word it may make sense to not paint the line, but even here i am not so sure since the underlining provides feedback (assuming we are updating continuously) i checked Word: no underlining when typing a new word, and misspelling is applied after the cursor leaves the word on entry of a misspelled word the underlining is maintained on edit of misspelled word the underlining is maintained until the word is spelled correctly ... what do people expect from other editors? ed.
