Ok, this one might be more readable; simply quoting my original mail from Thunderbird, where the quoted text is re-aligned using TB's edit functions; (and what I'm writing right now should also be properly aligned without any extraneous line breaks). So, is there a way to achieve this sort-of WYSIWYG behavior for composing plain text mails (not HTML) in Roundcube? (I might have simply missed some option somewhere as well).
Thanks & cheers, Chris Am 14.09.2010 00:49, schrieb Christoph Langguth: > Hi all, > > just something that I recently came to realize: > > When replying to messages (in plain text mode), RC does not > automatically wrap the text, so I find myself (usually > subconsciously) inserting hard line breaks in order to keep the text > somewhat aligned. > > I acknowledge that this is due to the edit box being larger than the > used space, and thus the program not "realizing" that lines should > break automatically for readability. I'm used to using Thunderbird in > "daily life", which does this automatically (i.e., inserts > virtual/soft line breaks in the editor at 80(?) characters so the > layout is preserved. All this while still preserving hard line breaks > in an intuitive fashion, i.e. when starting a new paragraph. > > So, I'm just wondering: Am I the only one bothered by this? Should > there be an option, or maybe a plugin, to enable this behavior? > (Maybe there even exists one already?) I'm not horribly experienced > in Javascript anymore, but I'd be willing to investigate on how to > fix it, and I'm pretty sure it should be doable. Any comments, hints, > etc., are more than welcome! > > Sorry folks, this post is probably quite difficult to read, because > horribly aligned, but that was my point: this is usually what happens > when I'm writing longer replies using Roundcube (and sorry Dave, for > "hijacking" a part of your post to illustrate it, because it's what I > used as reference for the rough in-editor alignment). > > Cheers, Chris > > On Mon, 13 Sep 2010 23:52:44 +0200, David Mohr<[email protected]> > wrote: >> Hi, I implemented an ldap search so that I could do a proper bind >> for an individual address book. The login name is used to search >> for the DN to bind with. The attached patch requires additional >> settings for the > > _______________________________________________ List info: > http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/ BT/7651fdc9 > _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/ BT/8f4f07cd
