Version: 1.6 (using KDE 3.1.4) Installed from: (testing/unstable) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.2 (Debian) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.20 if a line gets longer then 80 chars and a wordwrap occurs, previous linebreaks disappear, which is odd -- even worse is, that btween the words formerly before and after the linebreak even whitespaces disappear: abc def becomes thus abcdef -- which is unwanted. i don't know wether this depends on the kate-pref "remove trailing spaces". but the vanishing of linebreaks is really bad ...
This is a Kate bug. I confirmed this with a CVS version of a few days ago (yes, I know it is not recent enough...). Type a very long line (>80) without having static word wrap a very <snip many characters> long line abc def Apply static word wrap and type an extra character in the long line, result: a very <snip many characters> +1 long line abc def expected: a very <snip many characters> +1 long line abc def best, Jeroen
Subject: Re: kile ignores linebreaks and eats whitespaces me can simply no get that: do you mean the following situation: you have 2 lines: 1 long, ending with END, one normal, starting with START sjdfkjsd kdjsfk jsdkljfkl j ....... END START and after apply word wrap you get: sjdfkjsd kdjsfk jsdkljfkl j ..... .. END START ? me does get: sjdfkjsd kdjsfk jsdkljfkl j ..... .. END START same for the case that you have those both lines, turn the static word wrap on in the config and type something new in the long line, gets the same correct behaviour, do you have tested with CVS HEAD or KDE_3_1_BRANCH ?, is only fixed in HEAD
Subject: Re: kile ignores linebreaks and eats whitespaces > sjdfkjsd kdjsfk jsdkljfkl j ..... > .. END > START > > same for the case that you have those both lines, turn the static word wrap > on in the config and type something new in the long line, gets the same > correct behaviour, do you have tested with CVS HEAD or KDE_3_1_BRANCH ?, is > only fixed in HEAD Just updated my build, the bug seems gone. At least I can't reproduce it anymore. I think it is save to close the bug. best, Jeroen
can reproduce it with "kate 2.1 (using kde 3.1.4)", delivered by debian (Version: 4:3.1.3-1). but i assume building kate from csv (and rebuilding kile?) should solve it.
That's the idea; except you'll only need to compile kate from kdelibs, not kile. You might like to try Orth's debs: http://opendoorsoftware.com/cgi/http.pl?p=kdecvs Please reopen if the problem persists with the latest code.