Re: [Nano-devel] undoings of do_wrap()

[Mark Majeres]

Benno,

The attached patch should resolve these issues.

-Mark Majeres

On 6/9/14, Benno Schulenberg <address@hidden> wrote:

> It works nicely.  The only thing I don't like is that, when undoing
> text additions that caused line wraps, it says on the status line:
> "Undid action (line wrap)".  It should say "Undid action (text add)"
> instead -- the line wrapping is only a side effect of the adding of
> text.  The linewrap and the textadd get undone together, which is
> good, but the latter gets undone last, and is what the user actually
> did, so this is what should get mentioned on the status line.  But I
> don't see how to easily fix that.

> Something else.  Select some words with the mark, hit M-6, and
> then paste them into the line with multiple ^Us (while you have
> started nano with something like -r44).  When the line becomes
> overlong, it does not wrap, it just grows and grows.  Type ^Us
> until the line is more than 200 characters long.  Then type a
> letter, the line breaks once; type another letter, the line breaks
> again; and so on, until it is fully chopped up.  This has always
> been this way, but it is very odd behaviour.  I think a ^U should
> behave as if all the inserted stuff had been typed in.  But maybe
> that is hard to make, so don't bother with it if it's complicated.

undoredo.wrap.4962.patch
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