Version: 2.0.1 (using KDE 3.5.9) OS: Linux Installed from: Fedora RPMs Steps to reproduce the problem: 0. Select a paragraph. 1. Join lines of a paragraph in the mode "static wrap" --- CTRL-J 2. Comment the lines of the paragraph --- CTRL-D The result is that % characters are put at the beginning of each line, which triggers a rewrap that pushes the last words of a line at the beginning of the next line, so that the % characters end up in the middle of the lines. To get this to work, the algorithm should add the % character on the first line, wrap, then add % on the second line, wrap, etc. This is my first rant on kile after years of use. Thanks for this great tool.
Hi, can you check if you get the same behaviour in kate? Thanks, Thomas PS: For the "rant" you have choosen the best place namely the Bug Tracking System :)
(In reply to comment #1) > Hi, > > can you check if you get the same behaviour in kate? > kate ?? Sorry, I'm on gnome so I am not so aware of the KDE toolbox. I installed kdelibs and kdebase (fedora9) and managed to have kwrite running. Is this the same thing ? In any case, I opened a LaTeX file in kwrite, but didn't find the "Comment lines" command, so I can't really answer your query. > Thanks, > Thomas > > PS: > For the "rant" you have choosen the best place namely the Bug Tracking System > :) >
Hi, have you tried to install the package kate? At least it is named like that on debian.
That's the first thing I tried, but there is no such package in fedora9. ... Found it, it's hidden in ``kdesdk``. ... Kate has the same behavior as kile: Disable dynamic word wrap, enable static word wrap, join the lines of a paragraph, comment them and you've got the same mess.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 105373 ***