On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 7:14 PM, D.Edmons <dedm...@comcast.net> wrote: > When not using wordwrap in a TextView, and though Hebrew characters begin > every line, and/or comprise a majority of the text, when a new line is > created, the scroll bar always changes and goes to the left-most side. This > is immensely annoying as one must usually stop typing, grab the mouse, move > the bar over, then continue on. When one is entering a large number of > small lines with some rather long ones, this causes the text to always > completely disappear (off screen to the right). > > I've tried numerous ways to correct this, both as a user to leafpad and > while trying to write my application, to no avail.
It's hard to see what the problem may be without the code that you're using to display your text in the TextView, but I can show you an example of Hebrew being used RTL in a TextView, maybe it will help. If you look in the source tree for Gtk2, there's a 'gtk-demo' directory, with a file called 'textview.pl'. You can run this TextView demo by calling 'perl main.pl' in that directory (assuming you have Gtk2 properly installed). Once 'main.pl' opens up, double click on "Multiple Views" under "Text Widget" to run the TextView demo. The TextView demo grabs the TextBuffer object from the TextView and creates a bunch of tags for it, the tags are applied to the text in the TextBuffer, and the TextBuffer is displayed in the TextView. The specific tag that displays the Hebrew text is 'rtl_quote'. Hope this helps... Thanks, Brian _______________________________________________ gtk-perl-list mailing list gtk-perl-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-perl-list
