MultiLineEditbox::formatText question

[haihuojiming]

I read the code again ,
if i use setWordWrapping(false), the new line only do;t create until a '\n' is given.

in fact if i edit the TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters(" \n\t\r") to TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters("") , my problem is over.

but the important thing i wanted to know is that why we use the " \n\t\r" to wrap the string, and when we discuss the issue, i get it.

there are some differents between our mode of text writen.
it's a interesting to me too.

[CrazyEddie]

if i edit the TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters(" \n\t\r") to TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters("") , my problem is over.

Hmm. This is probably something that we should make user configurable.

[Jamarr]

I read the code again ,
if i use setWordWrapping(false), the new line only do;t create until a '\n' is given.

in fact if i edit the TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters(" \n\t\r") to TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters("") , my problem is over.

but the important thing i wanted to know is that why we use the " \n\t\r" to wrap the string, and when we discuss the issue, i get it.

there are some differents between our mode of text writen.
it's a interesting to me too.

My bad! I assumed the CEGUI editbox fell back to letter-wrapping, but instead it just adds a horizontal scrollbar. I'm glad you figured out how to configure the editbox to do this.

if i edit the TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters(" \n\t\r") to TextUtils::DefaultWrapDelimiters("") , my problem is over.

Hmm. This is probably something that we should make user configurable.

This should definitely be a property or something.