Hi Johan,
> and stuff. Tried out RTL support today, and well, got some questions. > When i used chars like ':' and such they were placed at the left side > of the text, after some thinking i guess this is expected behavior. The layout of a text on a line is a function of two things: (1) the characters themselves; (2) the dominant direction property of the paragraph (ltr or rtl). The latter is set manually either using the Format->Paragraph dialogue, or the P button with the arrow on the top of it. > Is the cursor blink also supposed to blink a underline? Why is this? has > todo with RTL languages i guess.. There are certain situations in which there are two cursors on the screen at the same time; this is because on rtl/ltr boundaries the location of the next character depends on the properties of that next character. In those situations we display two cursors with little flags on the top of them indicating which one is for which characters. To make it more obvious that there are two cursors at once (they can be quite a bit apart from each other) they are linked by thin line, which too should be blinking. Tomas
