Fix cursor disappear and rendering issue with Chinese characters#608
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Fix cursor disappear and rendering issue with Chinese characters#608bommbo wants to merge 1 commit intolxqt:masterfrom
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When switching between Block and I-beam cursor shapes on wide characters (e.g. Chinese), the cursor area was too narrow due to using _fontWidth instead of the actual character pixel width. This caused visual artifacts such as partial cursor remnants or incomplete redraw. This change uses QFontMetrics::horizontalAdvance() to get the true width of the character under the cursor, while preserving the existing -1/+1 adjustment to maintain I-beam visibility under sub-pixel rendering.
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First, thanks for your contribution! Chinese characters come under the "double-column" category. IMO, there's no issue to fix: the blinking cursor is easy to recognize, although its behavior is different with double-column characters. Moreover:
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When switching between Block and I-beam cursor shapes on wide characters (e.g. Chinese), the cursor area was too narrow due to using _fontWidth instead of the actual character pixel width. This caused visual artifacts
such as partial cursor remnants or incomplete redraw.
This change uses QFontMetrics::horizontalAdvance() to get the true width of the character under the cursor, while preserving the existing -1/+1 adjustment to maintain I-beam visibility under sub-pixel rendering.