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Originally Posted by dynabook
Does it require Lion or did you only test it with Lion?
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Yes, the standalone Qt libraries for OS X will only work on Lion.
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Originally Posted by theducks
No longer remembers last Main window shape and position.
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I'll look into this. It sounds like it's an issue with switching to Qt 4.8.
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Originally Posted by Jabby
What about leaving the display up until the next operation?
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Let me think about leaving it up vs making the delay longer.
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Originally Posted by WS64
The bug with the umlauts is not fixed, if you rename a file and add german umlauts you can't rename the file again.
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I knew I was forgetting something.
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Originally Posted by meme
I noticed that if I highlighted some characters in the same line it was white/white but if I drag to the next line or so that the text would highlight ok. At first I though after some googling that it was using palette instead of setStyleSheet, but it looks like its more to do with CodeViewEditor::HighlightCurrentLine(). It looks like the code to highlight the whole line line is conflicting with the highlighting of the selected text. If I comment out the HighlightCurrentLine code, it highlights ok. And if I put setStyleSheet("QPlainTextEdit { selection-background-color: darkBlue; selection-color: white }"); as the last line of HighlightCurrentLine then that works ok too (forcing the selection highlight after the line highlight). Neither of these seems a perfect fix, but something for you to consider.
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I'll take a look.
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Originally Posted by Rand Brittain
Is this spell-check supposed to correct things in the document on its own? Because I've just opened an EPUB in Book View, spotted a lack of a space between a period and the next sentence, and switched to Code View only to find it not there anymore.
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The spell checker does not do auto correction. Most likely this is due to how BV is rendering the document.
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Originally Posted by Toxaris
Case 1. Search for <a, first by accident RegEx, current file. Then set to Normal, all HTML files. Got a warning that it was in BV. Switched to CV and pressed find next. Crash. Not repeatable.
Case 2. Second crash. Opened the same book, it opens the cover in BV. I change to CV and doubleclick a xhtml file. Crash. Repeatable. From what I see, it appears that Sigil first wants to open it in split view and then changes to CV. It also crashes for other xhtml files.
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I'll give this a try and see if I can recreate it. You use Linux right? Would it be possible for you to run Sigil in gdb and send me a back trace when you get it to crash?
FYI, The Linux builds are not going well and will be delayed a bit longer.