[debbugs-tracker] bug#10267: closed (Fixed width and height)

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> Fixed width and height
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> Sat, 10 Dec 2011 22:31:27 +0100
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> Package: emacs-xwidgets 
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> Pages are fixed width/height instead of stretching or squeezing 
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> > > > height/width needs special consideration in Emacs, because you can split a 
> > > > window in several views. Therefore a single view cant decide these parameters. 
> > > > There is a xwidget-adjust-size function where you can manually enter a desired 
> > > > size though. This is a bit buggy but must function before some more intuitive 
> > > > function can evolve.
> > > how does text in emacs buffers knows, when to wrap? can we use that?
> > there is only one webkit per buffer. they cant be wrapped differently. if we 
> > have more than one webkit per buffer they cant be synced. so. the remaining 
> > possibility is adjusting size to a particular window. the other windows will 
> > see a truncated view, this is normal with emacs showing images.
> > the "a" key is meant to be used to adjust the view size. currently it adjusts 
> > the webkit to content size. another command could be introduced to adjust size to the 
> > current window. this could be done automatically for the selected window, as an option.
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> Re: bug#10267: Fixed width and height
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> Sun, 24 Jan 2016 22:11:35 +0100
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> Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/25.0.50 (gnu/linux)
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> "sindikat" <address@hidden> writes:
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> > Package: emacs-xwidgets 
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> > Pages are fixed width/height instead of stretching or squeezing 
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> >>>> height/width needs special consideration in Emacs, because you can split a 
> >>>> window in several views. Therefore a single view cant decide these 
> >>>> parameters. There is a xwidget-adjust-size function where you can manually 
> >>>> enter a desired size though. This is a bit buggy but must function before 
> >>>> some more intuitive function can evolve.
> >>> how does text in emacs buffers knows, when to wrap? can we use that?
> >> there is only one webkit per buffer. they cant be wrapped differently. if we 
> >> have more than one webkit per buffer they cant be synced. so. the remaining 
> >> possibility is adjusting size to a particular window. the other windows will 
> >> see a truncated view, this is normal with emacs showing images.
> >> the "a" key is meant to be used to adjust the view size. currently it 
> >> adjusts the webkit to content size. another command could be introduced to 
> >> adjust size to the current window. this could be done automatically for the 
> >> selected window, as an option.
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> The webkit component must have a fixed size. The 'a' key adjusts the
> view for the current window.
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> Joakim Verona
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