The wcswidth() function was silently failing when trying to convert
messages containing a newline to a widechar buffer which resulted
in the message showing up as an empty line. we now fall back
to using strlen to get the width of the string, which might still
cause minor display bugs when the message contains unicode, but is
still better than losing messages entirely.
This fixes a bug where printing a bunch of UTF8 chars with glyphs
that have a size > 1 would make the entire chat window disappear.
It also fixes an issue where said UTF8 chars would be truncated
and generally not display correctly.
- Give window tab and statusbar a make over
- Place window tab above input field
- Reduce input field to one square in height
- Refactor window tab so that it's now a subwin of its parent ToxWindow
- Fix bug causing notification counter to sometimes increment by 2
- No longer scroll on output when output is not at bottom of screen
- Show a small indicator on far left of window tab when output is
not at bottom of screen
- Reduce ncurses/UI thread sleep time by half
- Handle nanosleep errors better
A line's line count now increments without messing up the formatting in cases where
the noread flag wraps to the next line.
Additionally, the way noread flags are handled has been refactored and made
more efficient.
Instead of trying (and failing) to correctly calculate the number of lines on the
screen a given message will need space for, we dynamically set the value both
on initiation of a new line, and whenever that line is printed to the screen
using the print_wrap() function.
This should fix the screen occasionally not scrolling down the correct number of
lines when a new message is printed.
This fixes a bug where lines would sometimes be incorrectly marked as unread, as well as
a bug where inbound messages would sometimes be coloured incorrectly
Internal representations of the time_format setting are replaced by timestamp format strings.
time_format is only used in the setup.
Signed-off-by: Loui Chang <louipc.ist@gmail.com>
