https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=63108
--- Comment #6 from aditsu <[email protected]> --- I did some more digging (learned more about column widths than I ever wanted to), and my current best understanding is that when the default width is not specified, it can be calculated from the base width like this (kotlin again, but easy to understand): const val DEFAULT_BASE_WIDTH = 8 const val PIXELS_PER_CHAR = 7 const val ROUNDING = 8 // don't have hard facts on that but it seems to be true const val PADDING = 5 // 2 pixels margin on each side + 1 pixel gridline val baseWidth: Int = DEFAULT_BASE_WIDTH // or could be specified in the sheet val pixels = baseWidth * PIXELS_PER_CHAR + PADDING val roundedUp = (pixels + ROUNDING - 1) / ROUNDING * ROUNDING val defaultWidth = (roundedUp - PADDING) / PIXELS_PER_CHAR.toDouble() With the above constants, we get 8.428571428571429, which seems to be where 8.43 is coming from. If PIXELS_PER_CHAR = 8, we get 8.375, and 8.38 is another value reported in the wild with a slightly different font. In my attached example, the default width is actually specified, so the above calculation would not be triggered. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
