Version: 2.1 beta 1 (using KDE 4.2.4) Compiler: gcc (Gentoo 4.3.2-r3 p1.6, pie-10.1.5) 4.3.2, x86_64 OS: Linux Installed from: Gentoo Packages See the two attached screenshots for "before" and "after": On screenshot 1, the cursor is between "anderen Seite" and "der Linse". I start typing the letters abcdefghijklmn... without any other interaction. First the word "Linse" is correctly pushed into the next column. As soon as the word "der" is pushed into the next column, the cursor jumps behind this word, and subsequent letters are inserted behind it. Reproducibility: easily, whenever the cursor is before the second last word in a line...
Created attachment 34787 [details] screenshot 1: before inserting text
Created attachment 34788 [details] screenshot 2: after inserting text
err... of course I meant "next line" instead of "next column"... sorry, too tired... ~:]
Do you have some word wrapping turned on? It looks like.
Yes, correct. Configure -> Editing -> General: x Enable static word wrap x Show static word wrap marker ... Wrap words at 90 chars Configure -> Appearance: x Dynamic word wrap Dynamic word wrap indicators "Follow Line Numbers" (no idea what that does) Align dynamically wrapped lines to indent... "80% of View Width" (dito)
Well then it may take some time to get this fixed. This is a katepart, the editor behind kile, bug and unfortunately we got lots of bugs concerning word wrapping.
(In reply to comment #6) > Well then it may take some time to get this fixed. > This is a katepart, the editor behind kile, bug and unfortunately we got lots > of bugs concerning word wrapping. Understood. I can confirm this. The same bug also shows up in kwrite (4.2.4) if I apply the same word wrap settings there. Is there anyone we should cc, or are they already completely swamped with similar reports? Best, Andreas
I dont fully understand the other bug report yet, but this may be a duplicate of bug #168534 - what do you think?
I'm also not sure if it is a duplicate of #168534. Reassigning to katepart is in any case appropriate. Summary of the bug: As soon as the word "der" is pushed into the next line, the cursor jumps behind this word, and subsequent letters are inserted behind it. Reproducibility: easily, whenever the cursor is before the second last word in a line...
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 168534 ***