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2012年 9月 3日 (月) 05:46:01 JST
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{{image_right("txtw-textview-03.png")}}
-Here we are discussing((*Pango Tab Arrays*))in relation to editing a text buffer.((*TABs*))are a special kind of character that can seem to behave a little bit differently, depending on which font is currently active. The most consistent behavior produce((*monospaced*))fonts. This is because all characters for such a font take up the same amount of space on a graphical display. On the image depicting our next example, here on the right, you can see that cursor is at the position fifteen spaces to the right from the left margin. Incidentally this is also the TAB size. You can run the program an see for yourself, that this indeed is where the TAB key would position the cursor if you pressed it after you started the sample program.
+Here we are discussing((*Pango Tab Arrays*))in relation to editing a text buffer.((*TABs*))are a special kind of character that can seem to behave a little bit differently, depending on which font is currently active. The most consistent behavior produce((*monospaced*))fonts. This is because all characters for such a font take up the same amount of space on a graphical display. On the image depicting our next program example, here on the right, you can see that cursor is at the position fifteen spaces to the right from the left margin. Incidentally this is also the TAB size. You can run the program an see for yourself, that this indeed is where the TAB key would position the cursor if you pressed it after you started the sample program.