[Suggestion] reading long lines in code blocks

goetz

I would prefer to implement both. Word wrap to see everything, and additionally - when analyzing something like the link in the original post - the possibility to enlarge the code section.

Maybe with a user preference in the settings page to choose between word wrap and scroll bars?

Also, in a standard browser window the code section is hardly 80 characters wide.

Franzk

Well it probably depends on your browser as well. Some programs (and some browsers probably also) allow sideways scrolling through the wheel (push it to the side), but Opera for one doesn't do this at the moment. Haven't checked other browsers. When focus is on the code div I can use the arrows to scroll sideways though.

goetz

That works with Safari on Mac too, but still I prefer enlarging the code view, I personally don't like "moving lines" :-)

maxvanceffer

Maybe make collapsing of functions just like in Qt Creator editor ?

mgran

We're using a 3rd party tool for the syntax highlighting: "http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/":http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/

We will have to leave feature development for that module to them, but after surfing the forum there I found a suggested CSS change for wrapping long lines. We shall give it a spin. I'm sure we will run into IE compatibility issues, but let's see.

Smar

Mandatory word wrap is more clear than any kind of block system; for me main problem is actually having to move the div to different position to read part of the code.

In side note, Opera also support vertical panning, and has supported it very long. You only need to enable it, like on Linux, you need to enable the panning in first place.

Franzk

[quote author="mariusg" date="1289223937"]I found a suggested CSS change for wrapping long lines. We shall give it a spin. I'm sure we will run into IE compatibility issues, but let's see.[/quote]Do sane people still use IE? (couldn't help myself there...)

[quote author="Smar" date="1289228315"]In side note, Opera also support vertical panning, and has supported it very long. You only need to enable it, like on Linux, you need to enable the panning in first place.[/quote]Right. I wasn't aware of that.

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[quote author="Franzk" date="1289230740"]Do sane people still use IE? (couldn't help myself there...)[/quote]

No! but there are some insane websites still out there :(

mgran

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But seriously, we still have many IE6 visits to qt.nokia.com where we support it. Here on DevNet we don't support IE6 but we do our best for IE7+.

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good t-shirt ! heh heh