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1. Draw a text frame with the Frame Text tool.
2. Type some text into the frame. Make it short enough not to force the line to wrap.
3. With the cursor to the right of the right-most character, press and hold the space bar to insert multiple spaces.

Result: Eventually the cursor advances past the right edge of the text frame and keeps heading to the right—until you type a non-space character. Then the line wraps. Not that anyone would likely do this as part of creating a document...but it does seem anomalous. : )

(Hoping the screen-shot upload works this time.)

 

Edited by MikeA
Attempting to add screen shot—trying PNG file this time.

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Posted

This has always been the case with Affinity text frames.

It seems to be "by design" that whitespace is ignored, and only visible characters are wrapped.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Aammppaa said:

It seems to be "by design" that whitespace is ignored, and only visible characters are wrapped.

I'm pondering that now: If that is the intention, what is the benefit?

Posted

Unfortunately, my screen shot upload failed again. I've emailed it to the company in hopes they can add it manually. But it sounds as if it's a known issue.

I would echo Michail's question: what is the benefit? I wouldn't call it a deal-breaker...just something of an oddity. At the very least it demonstrates that you've made an odd mistake—say, the family cat walked across the keyboard and paused momentarily on the space bar when you weren't looking.

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Posted

If this problem with uploading screen shots persists, is there some other way to include a JPEG or PNG file as an attachment to a post here? The "Insert other media" command refers to "insert existing attachment"—how does one upload a file from the local machine so that it becomes an "existing attachment"? (Sorry about the newbie question.)

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Posted

Not really. There's nothing to make a mark to test against the wrap shape of the frame is my best guess. I suspect it stops false positives on overflow. Also alignment is done on marking text so the spaces need to be "lost" somewhere.

Patrick Connor
Serif Europe Ltd

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Posted

Thanks, haakoo, for the animated GIF. I really need to figure out why my screen-shot uploads aren't working here.

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Posted
5 hours ago, MikeA said:

I really need to figure out why my screen-shot uploads aren't working here.

If you are getting an "error code" 7

It's a problem with the forum not you. Many people are affected.

It's currently being investigated

To save time I am currently using an automated AI to reply to some posts on this forum. If any of "my" posts are wrong or appear to be total b*ll*cks they are the ones generated by the AI. If correct they were probably mine. I apologise for any mistakes made by my AI - I'm sure it will improve with time.

Posted
1 hour ago, carl123 said:

If you are getting an "error code" 7

It's a problem with the forum not you. Many people are affected.

It's currently being investigated

There's no error message. The 'select a file' dialog box appears, I select the JPEG in question and hit Enter. Thereafter: nothing. Not that I like bugs, but I'm glad it isn't just at my end. : ) Thanks.

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Posted

There's zero Plus in Affinity, but the same programmer wrote that bit of both, so....in that regard they have some similar takes on solutions to problems

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Serif Europe Ltd

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