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Subject: Patch 7.2.141
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Patch 7.2.141
Problem:    When redrawing a character for bold spill this causes the next
	    character to be redrawn as well.
Solution:   Only redraw one extra character. (Yukihiro Nakadaira)
Files:	    src/screen.c


*** ../vim-7.2.140/src/screen.c	Wed Mar 11 17:44:38 2009
--- src/screen.c	Wed Mar 11 13:59:24 2009
***************
*** 5132,5139 ****
  #endif
  
  #if defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
! 	    /* The bold trick makes a single row of pixels appear in the next
! 	     * character.  When a bold character is removed, the next
  	     * character should be redrawn too.  This happens for our own GUI
  	     * and for some xterms. */
  	    if (
--- 5132,5139 ----
  #endif
  
  #if defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
! 	    /* The bold trick makes a single column of pixels appear in the
! 	     * next character.  When a bold character is removed, the next
  	     * character should be redrawn too.  This happens for our own GUI
  	     * and for some xterms. */
  	    if (
***************
*** 6276,6284 ****
--- 6276,6290 ----
      int		pcc[MAX_MCO];
  # endif
  #endif
+ #if defined(FEAT_MBYTE) || defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
+     int		force_redraw_this;
+     int		force_redraw_next = FALSE;
+ #endif
+     int		need_redraw;
  
      if (ScreenLines == NULL || row >= screen_Rows)	/* safety check */
  	return;
+     off = LineOffset[row] + col;
  
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
      /* When drawing over the right halve of a double-wide char clear out the
***************
*** 6288,6297 ****
  	    && !gui.in_use
  # endif
  	    && mb_fix_col(col, row) != col)
! 	screen_puts_len((char_u *)" ", 1, row, col - 1, 0);
  #endif
  
-     off = LineOffset[row] + col;
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
      max_off = LineOffset[row] + screen_Columns;
  #endif
--- 6294,6314 ----
  	    && !gui.in_use
  # endif
  	    && mb_fix_col(col, row) != col)
!     {
! 	ScreenLines[off - 1] = ' ';
! 	ScreenAttrs[off - 1] = 0;
! 	if (enc_utf8)
! 	{
! 	    ScreenLinesUC[off - 1] = 0;
! 	    ScreenLinesC[0][off - 1] = 0;
! 	}
! 	/* redraw the previous cell, make it empty */
! 	screen_char(off - 1, row, col - 1);
! 	/* force the cell at "col" to be redrawn */
! 	force_redraw_next = TRUE;
!     }
  #endif
  
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
      max_off = LineOffset[row] + screen_Columns;
  #endif
***************
*** 6355,6361 ****
  	}
  #endif
  
! 	if (ScreenLines[off] != c
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
  		|| (mbyte_cells == 2
  		    && ScreenLines[off + 1] != (enc_dbcs ? ptr[1] : 0))
--- 6372,6383 ----
  	}
  #endif
  
! #if defined(FEAT_MBYTE) || defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
! 	force_redraw_this = force_redraw_next;
! 	force_redraw_next = FALSE;
! #endif
! 
! 	need_redraw = ScreenLines[off] != c
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
  		|| (mbyte_cells == 2
  		    && ScreenLines[off + 1] != (enc_dbcs ? ptr[1] : 0))
***************
*** 6367,6386 ****
  			|| screen_comp_differs(off, u8cc)))
  #endif
  		|| ScreenAttrs[off] != attr
! 		|| exmode_active
  		)
  	{
  #if defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
  	    /* The bold trick makes a single row of pixels appear in the next
  	     * character.  When a bold character is removed, the next
  	     * character should be redrawn too.  This happens for our own GUI
! 	     * and for some xterms.
! 	     * Force the redraw by setting the attribute to a different value
! 	     * than "attr", the contents of ScreenLines[] may be needed by
! 	     * mb_off2cells() further on.
! 	     * Don't do this for the last drawn character, because the next
! 	     * character may not be redrawn. */
! 	    if (
  # ifdef FEAT_GUI
  		    gui.in_use
  # endif
--- 6389,6408 ----
  			|| screen_comp_differs(off, u8cc)))
  #endif
  		|| ScreenAttrs[off] != attr
! 		|| exmode_active;
! 
! 	if (need_redraw
! #if defined(FEAT_MBYTE) || defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
! 		|| force_redraw_this
! #endif
  		)
  	{
  #if defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
  	    /* The bold trick makes a single row of pixels appear in the next
  	     * character.  When a bold character is removed, the next
  	     * character should be redrawn too.  This happens for our own GUI
! 	     * and for some xterms. */
! 	    if (need_redraw && ScreenLines[off] != ' ' && (
  # ifdef FEAT_GUI
  		    gui.in_use
  # endif
***************
*** 6390,6412 ****
  # ifdef UNIX
  		    term_is_xterm
  # endif
! 	       )
  	    {
! 		int		n;
  
! 		n = ScreenAttrs[off];
! # ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
! 		if (col + mbyte_cells < screen_Columns
! 			&& (n > HL_ALL || (n & HL_BOLD))
! 			&& (len < 0 ? ptr[mbyte_blen] != NUL
! 					     : ptr + mbyte_blen < text + len))
! 		    ScreenAttrs[off + mbyte_cells] = attr + 1;
! # else
! 		if (col + 1 < screen_Columns
! 			&& (n > HL_ALL || (n & HL_BOLD))
! 			&& (len < 0 ? ptr[1] != NUL : ptr + 1 < text + len))
! 		    ScreenLines[off + 1] = 0;
! # endif
  	    }
  #endif
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
--- 6412,6425 ----
  # ifdef UNIX
  		    term_is_xterm
  # endif
! 		    ))
  	    {
! 		int	n = ScreenAttrs[off];
  
! 		if (n > HL_ALL)
! 		    n = syn_attr2attr(n);
! 		if (n & HL_BOLD)
! 		    force_redraw_next = TRUE;
  	    }
  #endif
  #ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
***************
*** 6493,6498 ****
--- 6506,6525 ----
  	    ++ptr;
  	}
      }
+ 
+ #if defined(FEAT_MBYTE) || defined(FEAT_GUI) || defined(UNIX)
+     /* If we detected the next character needs to be redrawn, but the text
+      * doesn't extend up to there, update the character here. */
+     if (force_redraw_next && col < screen_Columns)
+     {
+ # ifdef FEAT_MBYTE
+ 	if (enc_dbcs != 0 && dbcs_off2cells(off, max_off) > 1)
+ 	    screen_char_2(off, row, col);
+ 	else
+ # endif
+ 	    screen_char(off, row, col);
+     }
+ #endif
  }
  
  #ifdef FEAT_SEARCH_EXTRA
*** ../vim-7.2.140/src/version.c	Wed Mar 11 17:44:38 2009
--- src/version.c	Wed Mar 11 17:55:22 2009
***************
*** 678,679 ****
--- 678,681 ----
  {   /* Add new patch number below this line */
+ /**/
+     141,
  /**/

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