GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 346031
speakTextIndentation() doesn't handle occurances of '\302\240' "whitespace".
Last modified: 2006-07-10 15:54:24 UTC
When I went to add in support for text indentation for Evolution, I found the following: * if a line starts with one or more tabs, these can be found by looking for '\t' characters. * if there is a single space at the start of the line, I can find it by looking for ' '. * if there are two spaces at the start of the line, then the first two characters are \302 and \240. * if there are three spaces at the start of the line, then there are two occurances of \302 followed by \240 (i.e. \302\240\302\240...) * and so on. Currently speakTextIndentation() is not catching those \302\240 sequences.
Created attachment 68721 [details] [review] Patch to fix the problem.
Change checked into CVS HEAD. Closed as FIXED.