Quoting Micha Silver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Everyone's familiar with the excellent touch typing program, ktouch. In
> earlier versions (1.4.x), bidi worked fine: You could choose a hebrew
> keyboard, and load a hebrew 'lesson' (I got a good one from Asaf
> Gordon), and type away.
>
>
> In recent versions - 1.5.x -the bidi part got broken: the line where the
> user types displays from LTR, while the lesson displays RTL, making the
> program useless. Diego opened a bug some months ago:
>
> http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=130103
>
> but it only has 1 vote (mine).
>
> Perhaps if some others vote for this bug someone will try to fix it...
>
The way the bug is described it looks like it should be very easy for someone to
fix (I just don't have a development computer available right now with up to
date Qt and KDE, or I'd try it):
just change lines 349-350 in ktouchslideline.cpp from
p.drawLine(cursor_x_student, m_yCursorStudent,
cursor_x_student, m_yCursorStudent +
m_cursorHeight);
to
if (!Prefs::right2LeftTyping()) {
p.drawLine(cursor_x_student, m_yCursorStudent,
cursor_x_student, m_yCursorStudent +
m_cursorHeight);
}
else{
p.drawLine(cursor_x_student - something, m_yCursorStudent,
cursor_x_student - something,
m_yCursorStudent + m_cursorHeight);
}
where something is the width of the text already typed. Why doesn't someone
just do it?
Ephraim
99% of lawyers give all the rest a bad name.
Anonymous
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