Am 05.09.2016 um 17:11 schrieb Denis Auroux:
> Dear Immi,
>
> Given the very high complexity of text composition in non-Latin languages,
> and given that everyone relies on the pango library to do the composition and
> wrapping, I think it's a terrible idea to try and get too involved in the
>
Dear Immi,
Given the very high complexity of text composition in non-Latin languages, and
given that everyone relies on the pango library to do the composition and
wrapping, I think it's a terrible idea to try and get too involved in the
details of the wrapping. Font differences between systems
Another issue about the text boxes:
If we use some gtk-feature to do the wrapping of the text for us, then
there's the danger that when one rescale things, due to some roundings
happening differently suddendly the wrapping changes. Similarly,
wrapping could change when exporting to pdf... or ma
On 09/04/2016 04:48 PM, D M German wrote:
> 3. gnome-canvas-rich-text does support wrapping, but it is "poor". it
> does not support some features, including the most important, fonts. See
> below.
>
> (xournal:2363): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: g_object_set_valist: object class
> 'GnomeCanvasRichTe
Immi, Denis.
I look into the line wrapping, following Denis suggestions.
1. gtk_text_view can bet set to WRAP mode. This works. The current
bounding box is reset after each change. But this can be removed. In
that case, the box extends to the end of the page and grows
vertically as need
