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[Pyzo] Blank Lines
o***@gmail.com
2017-07-17 16:38:04 UTC
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When I am typing the code in the editor, if I am on a blank line and press "enter", the new line does not show up and the line numbering increments, but it increments in a way that both the old line number and the new line number are shown in the same space, making it impossible to read. How do I set the editor to create a new line normally, or is this a bug?

Example of what it looks like:

Before pressing enter
Line Numbers | Line
1 | print("Hello World")
2 |

After pressing enter
Line Numbers | Line
1 | print("Hello World")
(2 and 3 on top of each other) |

What I want
Line Numbers | Line
1 | print("Hello World")
2 |
3 |
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Almar Klein
2017-07-17 20:16:20 UTC
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That is really odd ... I appreciate the ASCII art, but can you perhaps send a screenshot ? :)

- Almar

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Sent: 17 July 2017 22:04
To: Pyzo
Subject: [Pyzo] Blank Lines

When I am typing the code in the editor, if I am on a blank line and press "enter", the new line does not show up and the line numbering increments, but it increments in a way that both the old line number and the new line number are shown in the same space, making it impossible to read. How do I set the editor to create a new line normally, or is this a bug?

Example of what it looks like:

Before pressing enter
Line Numbers | Line
1 | print("Hello World")
2 |

After pressing enter
Line Numbers | Line
1 | print("Hello World")
(2 and 3 on top of each other) |

What I want
Line Numbers | Line
1 | print("Hello World")
2 |
3 |
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o***@gmail.com
2017-07-18 20:50:01 UTC
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Well, the good news (or the bad news) is that the problem is intermittent. Restarting Pyzo in this case fixed the bug. But it has happened to me more than once. I will get back to you as soon (or if) I can reproduce the error.
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o***@gmail.com
2017-07-24 15:52:38 UTC
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Post by Almar Klein
That is really odd ... I appreciate the ASCII art, but can you perhaps send a screenshot ? :)
 
- Almar
 
Sent: 17 July 2017 22:04
To: Pyzo
Subject: [Pyzo] Blank Lines
 
When I am typing the code in the editor, if I am on a blank line and press "enter", the new line does not show up and the line numbering increments, but it increments in a way that both the old line number and the new line number are shown in the same space, making it impossible to read. How do I set the editor to create a new line normally, or is this a bug?
 
 
Before pressing enter
Line Numbers |   Line
1            |   print("Hello World")
2            |  
 
After pressing enter
Line Numbers                   |   Line
1                              |   print("Hello World")
(2 and 3 on top of each other) |  
 
What I want
Line Numbers | Line
1            | print("Hello World")
2            |
3            |
 
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Okay, it is acting up now! I got some screenshots. How do I attach them to this?
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Almar Klein
2017-07-25 10:49:01 UTC
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Maybe easiest is to make a github issue, then we can also better track the issue.

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Sent: 24 July 2017 17:52
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Subject: Re: [Pyzo] Blank Lines
Post by Almar Klein
That is really odd ... I appreciate the ASCII art, but can you perhaps send a screenshot ? :)
 
- Almar
 
Sent: 17 July 2017 22:04
To: Pyzo
Subject: [Pyzo] Blank Lines
 
When I am typing the code in the editor, if I am on a blank line and press "enter", the new line does not show up and the line numbering increments, but it increments in a way that both the old line number and the new line number are shown in the same space, making it impossible to read. How do I set the editor to create a new line normally, or is this a bug?
 
 
Before pressing enter
Line Numbers |   Line
1            |   print("Hello World")
2            |  
 
After pressing enter
Line Numbers                   |   Line
1                              |   print("Hello World")
(2 and 3 on top of each other) |  
 
What I want
Line Numbers | Line
1            | print("Hello World")
2            |
3            |
 
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Okay, it is acting up now! I got some screenshots. How do I attach them to this?
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