> /home/quanstro/cvs/plan9/ /usr/local/plan9/src/libframe/frdraw.c:14,20 -
> frdraw.c:14,20
> for(nb=0,b=f->box; nb<f->nbox; nb++, b++){
> _frcklinewrap(f, &pt, b);
> if(!f->noredraw && b->nrune >= 0)
> - string(f->b, pt, f->cols[TEXT], ZP, f->font, (char
> *)b->ptr);
> + stringbg(f->b, pt, f->cols[TEXT], ZP, f->font, (char
> *)b->ptr, display->white, ZP);
> pt.x += b->wid;
> }
> }
who says the background is white?
frinsert, the only caller of _frredraw in the library,
does appear to draw the background first, at least
the beginning of it.
> /home/quanstro/cvs/plan9//src/libframe/frdraw.c:99,105 - frdraw.c:99,105
> x = f->r.max.x;
> draw(f->b, Rect(pt.x, pt.y, x, pt.y+f->font->height), back,
> nil, pt);
> if(b->nrune >= 0)
> - stringn(f->b, pt, text, ZP, f->font, ptr, nr);
> + stringnbg(f->b, pt, text, ZP, f->font, ptr, nr,
> display->white, ZP);
> pt.x += w;
> Continue:
> b++;
this one shouldn't be necessary. the draw call above
just drew the background, which again might not be white.
the right fix is to edit 9term's wrepaint. it should draw
the background before calling _frredraw.
it's possible that frinsert needs to be edited a little
too, to make sure only to _frredraw the part whose
background it just filled in with frselectpaint.
i leave all this as an exercise to the interested reader.
russ
