Is it a bug with QTextEdit?

[Guest]

testbugs, did u try to resize the window? :) the A should come back to the first line.

[A Former User]

No, it is staying on the second line ... after resizing the window :)

[andre]

You might want to try using QTextEdit::setPlainText instead of setText. The latter version tries to make a guess what kind of text it is dealing with (rich text or plain text).

[Guest]

[quote author="secretNinja" date="1303641377"]No, it is staying on the second line ... after resizing the window :)[/quote]

I tried your exact code and works fine for me though ...

[A Former User]

I've made two copies (the code is testbugs's ;) ) and just resize the second one ... "A" goes to the second line (as it is supposed to do according to the documentation ... or at least I understand it that way).

!http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/7977/resizer.png(resize)!

[Guest]

I confirm the same behavior secretNinja :)

[A Former User]

the problem is when "A" goes to the second line, the blank spaces before "A" disappeared. If i want to input two lines of blank spaces, what should i do in a wordwrap mode? Must I use ManualWrap to implement this myself?

[A Former User]

[quote author="chetankjain" date="1303641793"][quote author="secretNinja" date="1303641377"]No, it is staying on the second line ... after resizing the window :)[/quote]

I tried your exact code and works fine for me though ...[/quote]

Input more blank spaces before "A" until it goes to the sencond line, and then you will find you can not input any more blank spaces.

[A Former User]

Pressing "Enter" two time do the work. Could two new lines be used instead of two lines of spaces in what you want to do?

[A Former User]

[quote author="secretNinja" date="1303643751"]Pressing "Enter" two time do the work. Could two new lines be used instead of two lines of spaces in what you want to do?[/quote]

I think it is different.

I will try if I can implement this by using ManualWrap, Thanks everybody!