This catches the case where the caption only contains a comment, as in export/export/latex/lyxbugs-resolved/cprotect/9313-comment-in-figure-float-caption. No duplicate work is performed to ensure the same level of performance as before.
Start a new directory of cprotect tests. There are many situations
where cprotect is needed so we can add files covering various
situations as we find them.
This particular test covers the case of special characters in URL
insets in footnotes.
The checkbox is hidden when backing store is enforced (wayland,
macOS). In practice, only X11 and Windows users will see it ; I only
have evidence of X11 people needing it, I can hide it for Windows
users too if necessary.
Fixes bug #12119.
LyX relies on a a backing store to draw when running under macOS or
Wayland, because Qt arbitrarily overwrites parts of the workarea
before we paint (and we paint only the parts that need to be painted).
However it seems that this is also necessary on X11 when the WM theme
is translucid. Since there is no way that I know of to detect this
situation, this patch adds a LyXRC setting to manually select this
drawing strategy.
Note that using a backing store is not always a good solution, since
this disables subpixel aliasing.
At this point there is no UI for the variable.
Fixes bug #12119
The default in the .ui is not considered in
GuiSearchWidget::restoreSession(), which sets a hard-coded default
if the stored setting is not found in the session file.
I'll start an ML discussion for whether the code in restoreSession()
should use the ui's default if the setting is not found in the
session.
Noto Sans Tibetan was not actually a sans font. On newer systems the
font is now Noto Serif Tibetan.
See, e.g., the package 'fonts-noto-core' in Ubuntu 21.04.
This change also fixes compilation of
supported-languages_polyglossia-XeTeX.lyx on Ubuntu 21.10.
For some reason, Qt can break strings before the first character
(although we try to prevent that). The code was not prepared to that,
now it is.
Remove a forgotten debug statement.
When a selection extends on more than a row, the space between the two
rows should always be painted in full. Otherwise, with layouts like
Chapter, the "Chapter" label may seem selected in part.
With this merge, the way paragraphs are typeset changes. Paragraphs
are first tolenized as row elements, and these elements are then
broken into separate rows as needed to fit the margins. This allows to
reduce the amount of metrics computation and make LyX much faster in
the case of large insets.
Moreover, the code relies more on RofFlags enum, which desribes how an
inset or a row element should be typset. This aspect will be extended
in the future.
Some user for whom performance is very bad (which I cannot reproduce
unfortunately) have reported a 4-fold speedup. In general cases, the
speedup will be less impressive but still noticeable.
Related to bugs #12297 and #5861.
Increase the maximal size of the breakString cache (to compute where
to break lines) from 512kB to 10MB. This has a big impact of cache
hits on large file like the example in #12297, which is now 99%. On
this example the time taken by breakString decreases from 33.5us to
2.4us.
The string width cache has been increased fro 512kB to 1MB, but this
does not make such a big difference.
Additionally, comments and variable names have been improved.
Related to bug #12297.
Add new row flags Flush and FlushBefore to let insets indicate whether
they cause flushing of current row (eg. newline) or of previous row
(e.g. display insets).
Replace FontMetrics::breakAt, which returned the next break point,
with FontMetrics::breakString, which returns a vector of break points.
To this end, an additional parameter gives the available width for
next rows.
Rename various variables and methods accordingly. Factor the code in
breakString_helper to be more manageable.
Adapt Row::Element::splitAt to return a bool on sucess and provide
remaining row elements in a vector. The width noted above has been
added as parameters.
Rename the helper function splitFrom to moveElements and rewrite the
code to be more efficient.
Remove type of row element INVALID, which is not needed anymore.
The code in TextMetrics::breakParagraph is now much simpler.
In Row::finalize, remove the code that computed inconditionnally the
current element size, and make sure that this width will be computed
in all code paths of Row::Element::splitAt.
In TextMetrics::breakParagraph, get rid of the fragile `pos' local
variable, which was not correctly updated. Rely on the endpos of the
last element in row instead.
Rewrite cleanupRow to rely on the endpos of last the row element to
set row endpos, instead of a `pos' parameter.
Instead of having breakParagraph decide when breaking a row is
necessary, let Row::shortenIfNeeded set the row_flag of the last
element to request a row break. This was already done in splitAt.
This is in preparation of splitAt splitting in more than two elements.
Move to Row::Element::rtrim the code in Row::shortenIfNeeded that
removes trailing spaces from last element in row, so that it can be
called when actually breaking a row.
Fixes bug found by Kornel.
In this case, the extra element returned should empty but valid. The
row flag BreakAfter is set to indicate that we have a break there
(this principle will be used more generally in a forthcoming commit).
To detect that we cut at the trailing space, it is necessary to rely
on the difference between QTextLine::horizontalAdvance() and
QTextLine::naturalTextWidth() when the flag
QTextOption::IncludeTrailingSpaces is used: the trailing space is
taken into account in the later, but not in the former.
Somme comments have been added to make code intent clearer.
At least with Qt 4.8.7 on Ubuntu 16.04, QTextLine::lineWidth() can
return a bogus value, at least with Courier font. One hypothesis is
that the invisible characters that we use in breakAt_helper are given
a non-null width.
Work around it, although the exact bug has not been pinpointed.
Change semantics of Row::shortenIfNeeded: instead of breaking the row
and returning a boolean, it returns the list of row elements that have
been removed (or broken) from the row. The logic of the method remains
the same.
Use shortenIfNeeded in breakParagraph. This was the last missing block.
Remove Row::breakAt and the old breakRow. Only bugs remain now :)
