Georg Holzmann wrote:

Hallo!

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i meant what i always meant: that the text-objects shouldn't do the line-breaking (where to break!) themselves; this should be done by the [linebreak] object.

yes, and what is the output of the [linebreak] object? A long symbol, or a atom list ...

this an implementation detail of [linebreak] ;-) (and linebreak shouldn't be part of Gem) i think one single symbol is ok (because of the additional spaces that would be introduced by having a list of symbols)

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the changes that went in, is that the text-objects now can handle multi-lined text.

and how?

it just converts the incoming list into a string and then breaks this string at each occuring '\n'; it is pretty much your code, but it doesn't know anything about "maxchar".

mfg.a.dr IOhannes

i'm off for spain now ;-)