| 2014-03-16 06:09:23 |
Harshad Srinivasan |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2014-03-16 06:10:05 |
Harshad Srinivasan |
description |
When I use tab or shift+tab to indent or dedent a numbered list, the cursor position after the indent or dedent is before the number (or letter) instead of after.
For example:
1. abc
2. def
3. <- pressing tab here gives
1. abc
2. deb
| a.
instead of
1. abc
2. deb
a. |
where '|' represents the cursor.
This can be solved by moving the cursor to the end (of the) line every time an indent or dedent is issued. There might be a more elegant solution, though. |
When I use tab or shift+tab to indent or dedent a numbered list, the cursor position after the indent or dedent is before the number (or letter) instead of after.
For example:
1. abc
2. def
3. <- pressing tab here gives
1. abc
2. deb
| a.
instead of
1. abc
2. deb
a. |
where '|' represents the cursor.
This can be solved by moving the cursor to the end (of the) line every time an indent or dedent is issued. There might be a more elegant solution, though.
This is with Zim .60 installed on Arch through the AUR |
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| 2014-03-16 06:11:11 |
Harshad Srinivasan |
description |
When I use tab or shift+tab to indent or dedent a numbered list, the cursor position after the indent or dedent is before the number (or letter) instead of after.
For example:
1. abc
2. def
3. <- pressing tab here gives
1. abc
2. deb
| a.
instead of
1. abc
2. deb
a. |
where '|' represents the cursor.
This can be solved by moving the cursor to the end (of the) line every time an indent or dedent is issued. There might be a more elegant solution, though.
This is with Zim .60 installed on Arch through the AUR |
When I use tab or shift+tab to indent or dedent a numbered list, the cursor position after the indent or dedent is before the number (or letter) instead of after.
For example:
1. abc
2. def
3. | <- pressing tab here gives
1. abc
2. def
| a.
instead of
1. abc
2. def
a. |
where '|' represents the cursor.
This can be solved by moving the cursor to the end (of the) line every time an indent or dedent is issued. There might be a more elegant solution, though.
This is with Zim .60 installed on Arch through the AUR |
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| 2014-03-18 23:27:23 |
Harshad Srinivasan |
description |
When I use tab or shift+tab to indent or dedent a numbered list, the cursor position after the indent or dedent is before the number (or letter) instead of after.
For example:
1. abc
2. def
3. | <- pressing tab here gives
1. abc
2. def
| a.
instead of
1. abc
2. def
a. |
where '|' represents the cursor.
This can be solved by moving the cursor to the end (of the) line every time an indent or dedent is issued. There might be a more elegant solution, though.
This is with Zim .60 installed on Arch through the AUR |
When tab or shift+tab is used to indent or deindent a numbered list, the cursor position after the indent or deindent is before the number (or letter) instead of after.
For example:
1. abc
2. def
3. | <- pressing tab here gives
1. abc
2. def
| a.
instead of
1. abc
2. def
a. |
where '|' represents the cursor.
This can be solved by moving the cursor to the end (of the) line every time an indent or dedent is issued. There might be a more elegant solution, though.
This is with Zim .60 installed on Arch through the AUR
Edit:
I'm running KDE (though I doubt that matters)
On inspection of the code, it appears that this function is carried out by iter_forward_past_bullet
This is not being executed / is failing on indentation of numbered lists (but is executed and succeeding on indentation of bullet lists)
Thanks |
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| 2014-03-19 18:06:56 |
Harshad Srinivasan |
zim: assignee |
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Harshad Srinivasan (harshad1) |
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| 2014-03-25 00:44:48 |
Harshad Srinivasan |
zim: assignee |
Harshad Srinivasan (harshad1) |
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| 2014-04-07 08:14:15 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2014-04-07 08:14:18 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: importance |
Undecided |
Low |
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| 2014-04-07 08:14:25 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
tags |
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pageview |
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| 2017-05-29 07:57:52 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: status |
Confirmed |
Fix Committed |
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