Re: [Planner Dev] Using HANGUL (KSC5601) input method as an example of breaking gantt row alignment.

["lincoln phipps openmutual net" <lincoln phipps openmutual net>]

Richard Hult wrote:

> On lör, 2004-06-12 at 03:56 +0100, lincoln phipps openmutual net wrote:
>
> > Richard,
> >
> > If you set the text input method to hangul (KSC5601)
> > and then put something in (I have no idea what Hangul
> > means - I was just playing with different stuff until I
> > could find a bug ) but if you put in lower case letters
> > ASCII chars like 'x' then It'll seem to shove in correct
> > ideograms OK but you'll notice that these ideograms are
> > taller than regular ones. This causes the gantt table on the
> > left hand side to resize its height OK but the actual
> > gantt rows on the right hand side doesn't follow suit.
> >
> > The whole gantt is now out of alignment. Is this the
> > problem you'd mentioned about before ? It may be for only
> > certain charactersets (maybe one with stacked dicritics
> > or similar weird stuff).
>
>
> Nope, it's not the same (although it looks similar). The other bug has
> something to do with when we check the row height and when the font is
> set, and it seems like that bug isn't present when using a more recent
> GTK+. 
>
> This one, when rows have different heights should be solvable but would
> require a bit of reworking in the gantt chart since it currently assumes
> that all rows have the same height (it's not that difficult to fix
> though since the code is actually prepared for non-uniform heights).

OK - I'll raise it as a bugzilla and we'll leave it for later.

> /Richard