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    Hello,
    I just ugraded to eric 3.9.0 and I noticed that overflowing lines (=
    too long/wide for the editor window) are automatically wrapped.
    How can I turn this off?
    I can't seem to find a corresponing setting anywhere.
    It's extremely annoying and I would like to use the horizontal
    scrollbar instead.
    Thanks for your help.
    Cheers,
    Danny
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  • No.1 | | 467 bytes | |

    11.05.06 09:57:58, Danny Adair wrote:
    I just ugraded to eric 3.9.0 and I noticed that overflowing lines (=
    too long/wide for the editor window) are automatically wrapped.

    How can I turn this off?
    I can't seem to find a corresponing setting anywhere.

    It's extremely annoying and I would like to use the horizontal
    scrollbar instead.

    Short Answer: You can't. See the archive, this was already asked today.

    Andreas
  • No.2 | | 883 bytes | |

    Thanks,

    I'm shocked.
    Is there maybe an easy way to patch the source?
    Maybe in ?

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)
    self.setWrapVisualFlags(\
    | )

    looks like the culprit to me but I've no idea of side-effects.
    Detlev to the rescue? :-)

    Thanks so much in advance.

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Andreas Pakulat <apaku (AT) gmx (DOT) dewrote:
    11.05.06 09:57:58, Danny Adair wrote:
    I just ugraded to eric 3.9.0 and I noticed that overflowing lines (=
    too long/wide for the editor window) are automatically wrapped.

    How can I turn this off?
    I can't seem to find a corresponing setting anywhere.

    It's extremely annoying and I would like to use the horizontal
    scrollbar instead.

    Short Answer: You can't. See the archive, this was already asked today.

    Andreas
  • No.3 | | 1500 bytes | |

    Mmmh,

    In
    /
    Line 2152 in setTextDisplay():

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)

    If I change that to

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_NNE)

    it seems to work for me. However, this seems too easy.
    It would have been just one checkbox in the preferences and the go
    something like

    self.setWrapMode(Preferences.getEditor("LineWrap") and
    QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD or QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_NNE)

    so I have the fear that there is a reason why it was hardcoded

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Danny Adair <danny (AT) adair (DOT) netwrote:
    Thanks,

    I'm shocked.
    Is there maybe an easy way to patch the source?
    Maybe in ?

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)
    self.setWrapVisualFlags(\
    | )

    looks like the culprit to me but I've no idea of side-effects.
    Detlev to the rescue? :-)

    Thanks so much in advance.

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Andreas Pakulat <apaku (AT) gmx (DOT) dewrote:
    11.05.06 09:57:58, Danny Adair wrote:
    I just ugraded to eric 3.9.0 and I noticed that overflowing lines (=
    too long/wide for the editor window) are automatically wrapped.

    How can I turn this off?
    I can't seem to find a corresponing setting anywhere.

    It's extremely annoying and I would like to use the horizontal
    scrollbar instead.

    Short Answer: You can't. See the archive, this was already asked today.

    Andreas
  • No.4 | | 1763 bytes | |

    Am Donnerstag, 11. Mai 2006 01:54 schrieb Danny Adair:
    Mmmh,

    In
    /
    Line 2152 in setTextDisplay():

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)

    If I change that to

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_NNE)

    it seems to work for me. However, this seems too easy.
    It would have been just one checkbox in the preferences and the go
    something like

    self.setWrapMode(Preferences.getEditor("LineWrap") and
    QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD or QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_NNE)

    so I have the fear that there is a reason why it was hardcoded

    The short answer is, it was a last minute change and I thought it was a good
    idea. Maybe I was wrong and it should have been a config item. I'll plan this
    for 3.9.1!

    Detlev

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Danny Adair <danny (AT) adair (DOT) netwrote:
    Thanks,

    I'm shocked.
    Is there maybe an easy way to patch the source?
    Maybe in ?

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)
    self.setWrapVisualFlags(\
    | >
    )

    looks like the culprit to me but I've no idea of side-effects.
    Detlev to the rescue? :-)

    Thanks so much in advance.

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Andreas Pakulat <apaku (AT) gmx (DOT) dewrote:
    11.05.06 09:57:58, Danny Adair wrote:
    I just ugraded to eric 3.9.0 and I noticed that overflowing lines (=
    too long/wide for the editor window) are automatically wrapped.

    How can I turn this off?
    I can't seem to find a corresponing setting anywhere.

    It's extremely annoying and I would like to use the horizontal
    scrollbar instead.

    Short Answer: You can't. See the archive, this was already asked today.

    Andreas
  • No.5 | | 1714 bytes | |

    Hi,

    a configuration option for line wrapping will be in eric3 3.9.1, which is
    scheduled for release within a couple of days.

    Detlev

    Thursday 11 May 2006 01:54, Danny Adair wrote:
    Mmmh,

    In
    /
    Line 2152 in setTextDisplay():

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)

    If I change that to

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_NNE)

    it seems to work for me. However, this seems too easy.
    It would have been just one checkbox in the preferences and the go
    something like

    self.setWrapMode(Preferences.getEditor("LineWrap") and
    QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD or QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_NNE)

    so I have the fear that there is a reason why it was hardcoded

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Danny Adair <danny (AT) adair (DOT) netwrote:
    Thanks,

    I'm shocked.
    Is there maybe an easy way to patch the source?
    Maybe in ?

    self.setWrapMode(QextScintilla.SC_WRAP_WRD)
    self.setWrapVisualFlags(\
    | >
    )

    looks like the culprit to me but I've no idea of side-effects.
    Detlev to the rescue? :-)

    Thanks so much in advance.

    Cheers,
    Danny

    5/11/06, Andreas Pakulat <apaku (AT) gmx (DOT) dewrote:
    11.05.06 09:57:58, Danny Adair wrote:
    I just ugraded to eric 3.9.0 and I noticed that overflowing lines (=
    too long/wide for the editor window) are automatically wrapped.

    How can I turn this off?
    I can't seem to find a corresponing setting anywhere.

    It's extremely annoying and I would like to use the horizontal
    scrollbar instead.

    Short Answer: You can't. See the archive, this was already asked today.

    Andreas
  • No.6 | | 1064 bytes | |

    When I paste text containing accented chars encoded in IS in an
    eric text editor handling an utf-8 file, eric crashes.
    It displays this in the console :

    glibc detected double free or corruption (!prev):
    0x000000000185b6b0
    Abandon

    Instead of crashing, I wish it would prompt me, for instance, "The text
    to be pasted contains invalid characters in the current document encoding.
    Select an encoding to convert the pasted data".

    Also, in my Scite config, I have selected matched braces to be displayed
    in bold with a colored background.
    Eric only allows selection of another foreground color, but it's not very
    easy to spot the highlighted matched brace when it's lost in a large
    number of other braces I wish I could specify a background color in the
    style preferences

    Version info :

    eric 3.8.1
    Python 2.4.2 (#1, Mar 30 2006, 14:34:35)
    [GCC 3.4.4 (Gentoo 3.4.4-r1, ssp-3.4.4-1.0, pie-8.7.8)] on linux2

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  • No.7 | | 1436 bytes | |

    Friday 09 June 2006 22:31, PFC wrote:
    When I paste text containing accented chars encoded in IS in an
    eric text editor handling an utf-8 file, eric crashes.
    It displays this in the console :

    glibc detected double free or corruption (!prev):
    0x000000000185b6b0
    Abandon

    Instead of crashing, I wish it would prompt me, for instance, "The text
    to be pasted contains invalid characters in the current document encoding.
    Select an encoding to convert the pasted data".

    Copy and Paste is done entirely by QScintilla, the editor widget used by
    eric3. This has a problem handling invalid characters. Please post a bug
    report to the Scintilla maintainers.

    Also, in my Scite config, I have selected matched braces to be displayed
    in bold with a colored background.
    Eric only allows selection of another foreground color, but it's not very
    easy to spot the highlighted matched brace when it's lost in a large
    number of other braces I wish I could specify a background color in the
    style preferences

    You can select the background color for matched and unmatched braces. Please
    upgrade to a newer version of eric3.

    Version info :

    eric 3.8.1
    Python 2.4.2 (#1, Mar 30 2006, 14:34:35)
    [GCC 3.4.4 (Gentoo 3.4.4-r1, ssp-3.4.4-1.0, pie-8.7.8)] on linux2

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    Regards,
    Detlev
  • No.8 | | 1376 bytes | |

    Sat, 10 Jun 2006 11:33:37 +0200, Detlev
    <detlev (AT) die-offenbachs (DOT) dewrote:

    Friday 09 June 2006 22:31, PFC wrote:
    >When I paste text containing accented chars encoded in IS in an
    >eric text editor handling an utf-8 file, eric crashes.
    >It displays this in the console :
    >>

    >glibc detected double free or corruption (!prev):
    >0x000000000185b6b0
    >Abandon
    >>

    >Instead of crashing, I wish it would prompt me, for instance, "The text
    >to be pasted contains invalid characters in the current document
    >encoding.
    >Select an encoding to convert the pasted data".
    >

    Copy and Paste is done entirely by QScintilla, the editor widget used by
    eric3. This has a problem handling invalid characters. Please post a bug
    report to the Scintilla maintainers.

    Will do this.

    You can select the background color for matched and unmatched braces.
    Please
    upgrade to a newer version of eric3.

    K, done, this is good, thank you.
    It has the same bug as in SciTE, though : in order to see the [un]matched
    braces background, you need to disable the "Caretline Visible" option in
    the Preferences.

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  • No.9 | | 1530 bytes | |

    Saturday 10 June 2006 16:13, PFC wrote:
    Sat, 10 Jun 2006 11:33:37 +0200, Detlev

    <detlev (AT) die-offenbachs (DOT) dewrote:
    Friday 09 June 2006 22:31, PFC wrote:
    >When I paste text containing accented chars encoded in IS in an
    >eric text editor handling an utf-8 file, eric crashes.
    >It displays this in the console :
    >>

    >glibc detected double free or corruption (!prev):
    >0x000000000185b6b0
    >Abandon
    >>

    >Instead of crashing, I wish it would prompt me, for instance, "The text
    >to be pasted contains invalid characters in the current document
    >encoding.
    >Select an encoding to convert the pasted data".
    >

    Copy and Paste is done entirely by QScintilla, the editor widget used by
    eric3. This has a problem handling invalid characters. Please post a bug
    report to the Scintilla maintainers.

    Will do this.

    You can select the background color for matched and unmatched braces.
    Please
    upgrade to a newer version of eric3.

    K, done, this is good, thank you.
    It has the same bug as in SciTE, though : in order to see the [un]matched
    braces background, you need to disable the "Caretline Visible" option in
    the Preferences.

    It is using the same editor widget, which is Scintilla. That means, it has the
    same editor bugs as SciTE. Please post a bug report to the Scintilla people.

    Regards,
    Detlev

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