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@R-033, thank you for working around this issue by limiting available font sizes to 4n-1 sizes.
Before that font sizes could be set (e.g. 14), which exhibited this issue (which made ToeTerm unbearable to use, when typing long command lines).
Recent versions of ToeTerm still show this issue, when the font size has not been set anew (i.e. to a 4n-1 value).
Side note: FingerTerm does also exhibit this issue (it still allows for selecting arbitrary, integer value font sizes by hitting its + and - buttons in its menu).
Still I wonder, why this happens, as it would be useful and nice to be able to set (and properly use) arbitrary font sizes.
E.g. font size 15 in landscape orientation on Jolla 1 phones is providing a 79 characters per line, which unfortunately is slightly less than the classic 80x2X layout, hence font size 14 (providing 86 characters per line) would be a much better fit.
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Displayed cursor position becomes out of sync with real cursor position
Displayed cursor position becomes out of sync with real cursor position with certain font sizes
May 13, 2018
I found solution.
Original FingerTerm didn't use this on font: iFont.setStyleStrategy(QFont::ForceIntegerMetrics);
And everything looked distorted for some reason, including cursor
@R-033, thank you for working around this issue by limiting available font sizes to 4n-1 sizes.
Before that font sizes could be set (e.g. 14), which exhibited this issue (which made ToeTerm unbearable to use, when typing long command lines).
Recent versions of ToeTerm still show this issue, when the font size has not been set anew (i.e. to a 4n-1 value).
Side note: FingerTerm does also exhibit this issue (it still allows for selecting arbitrary, integer value font sizes by hitting its + and - buttons in its menu).
Still I wonder, why this happens, as it would be useful and nice to be able to set (and properly use) arbitrary font sizes.
E.g. font size 15 in landscape orientation on Jolla 1 phones is providing a 79 characters per line, which unfortunately is slightly less than the classic 80x2X layout, hence font size 14 (providing 86 characters per line) would be a much better fit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: