* Carsten Hey <[email protected]> [2009-02-13 10:50]: > Hmm, indeed that's a problem. Maybe printing one field, moving the > cursor to the beginning of the next column (e.g. using move() from > ncurses), printing the next field ... would do what we want.
This would imply too many changes to the current code. I think I am not willing to do it. Thansk for the suggestion, anyway. > I tested the version in SVN, thanks for your work, I'm really impressed > that you addressed this bug in such a short time frame after it has been > reported. It is not altruism that is driving me, but egoism. I was also annoyed that I could not use UTF-8 encoding for the persons names. > When I open the example file I already mentioned in this bug I see: > > 25 Thomson Nigel [email protected] > +420-2607-1234-123 > 26 Trääääcy Richürd [email protected]öm > +1-555-222-0001 > 27 Winter Alex [email protected] +1-413-545-2911 > > ... and then after selecting entry 26 I see: > > 25 Thomson Nigel [email protected] > +420-2607-1234-123 > - 26 Trääääcy Richürd [email protected]öm +1-555-222-0001 > 001 > 27 Winter Alex [email protected] +1-413-545-2911 > > ... and selecting an entry above leads to: > > 25 Thomson Nigel [email protected] > +420-2607-1234-123 > 26 Trääääcy Richürd [email protected]öm > +1-555+1-555-222-0001 > 27 Winter Alex [email protected] +1-413-545-2911 > > You fixed the indentation of the first three columns but your code seems > not to be run before the entry was selected the first. I cannot find where this bug comes from. I will try it later. > The forth column is still messed up, which is because you did not expect > umlauts in an email address, but they are allowed. I thought that email address internationalization was still highly experimental [1]. Anyway, I will see whether I can change my patch to accommodate this. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-mail_address -- Rafael -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
