Similar to a GtkTextView if you double click you enter word selection mode
and if you triple click you enter line selection mode.
Allowing you to drag and select more than a single character.
Closes#1108
* Rework multiline logic to use a GSList, not an array
* Remove all multibyte booleans; everything is potentially multibyte
- Except for gtk_xtext_get_word(), which needs special attention
* Enhance pango work for bold and italics (attr_list -> attr_lists[4])
* Enhance gtk_xtext_strip_color () to save bold, italics info
* Involve emphasis information in all pixel-width calculations
* Rework find_x () to account for emphasis info in widths
Closes#891Fixes#872
gtk_xtext_find_char() adjust negative y for int typecast
gtk_xtext_find_x() return out_of_bounds TRUE if line outside windodw
gtk_xtext_selection_draw() recognize TRUE out_of_bounds
Xtext's transparency barely worked on windows, didn't work on any modern
linux wm and used fake transparency.
This uses gtk's built in window opacity that works on more systems and
is real transparency.
Text area only transparency may return with a transition to cairo, if it
works on Windows.
Text events allow %Cfg,bg as decribed in "Theming" on
https://hexchat.readthedocs.org/en/latest/appearance.html?#theming
That section describes mIRC colors 0-15 and local colors 16-31, but
when selecting background colors, the 9 special internal colors are
extremely useful, like %C20,33 will do bright red on the selected
text background color.
As the documentation is on-line, this patch has no doc-change.
Ideally, the color-codes should show in the colored squares in the
preferences color-dialog just as with colors 0-31
Signed-off-by: H.Merijn Brand <h.m.brand@xs4all.nl>
Remove old iffed-out version of is_del() as well, as a cleanup step; that change
was for not regarding left and right parens as delimiters. With this change,
mousing over a nickname will underline it even if it contains embedded formatting
data; it used to work with all formatting data but bold and reset; now it
works for all.
Farow