Ad #22 This solution worked for me as well, but please be aware it
deletes all your settings in your KDE programs. I totally had to
reconfigure all of them again.
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Doing Fix #4 and then fix #17 worked for me running Kile v2.1.0(KDE
4.8.5) on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Thank you
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Title:
Kile complains about too long
FYI: The read only mode can be toggled in menu Tools, e.g. if it is
persisting after reopening a document.
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Title:
Kile complains about
I ran into the same problem quite a few times. Could not make any edit
in old files. The funny thing is, if I copy-and-paste everything into a
new empty document, the problem went away. So it could not just be the
length of the line, because the length was the same in copy-and-paste,
but somehow
Won't fix? WTF?
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Title:
Kile complains about too long lines
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Status: Confirmed = Won't Fix
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Same problem here. I wonder who decided this was a nice feature to
include. Apparently the files that have been opened as read only due to
the line length restriction are logged somewhere in ~/.kde/ and are
opened as read only in all future instances without a warning.
A quick and dirty fix:
1)
Strange. My workaround does work for me when I set the limit to '0', I
can edit the file afterwards.
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Kile complains about too
@der_vegi
Let me be more clear.
I opened a tex source and I experienced this problem. I googled, found this
post and set the limit to 0.
Then I reopened the tex source and I cannot edit the file.
I opened an older version of the same source (very similar) and I can edit it.
I renamed the original
The workaround in #4 worked for me, but the file remains locked and I
cannot modify it... I cannot find a solution for this, any idea?
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Ah, thanks. Workaround from the KDE bug:
Change the auto-wrap column from 1024 to 0 or whatever value you prefer.
Setting can be found in Settings - Configure Kile - Open/Save - Line Length
Limit.
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