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Layout: the text after a centre tab stays within its line (#6619) - #6620
This follows #4614 and carries it. The branch is main with #4614's branch merged in (dfbf738) and my commits on top: c0118192, the change to review here, and af7fe6aa and e1cfb001, which answer the review (see "After the review" below). Until #4614 is merged the diff below shows its changes as well: its hunks in place_tab, absorbs and shift_pending_tab, its test and its parity row. This change needs what #4614 does to the room of a tab whose text is still coming (it starts from nothing, and the text's width no longer counts the room in).
Text after a centre tab was centred on the stop wherever that put it. Too wide to stay centred, it ran past the right indent, the margin and the edge of the page. With the stop near or past the right indent its first word did not fit, so the tab went to a line of its own and the text ran out of the next one. Word keeps such text within its line.
The paragraphs of #6619's file, 2) <tab>text in 9 pt Arial: where the text after the tab starts and where its lines end, pt from the page's left edge (Word for Windows 16.0.20625; the text runs from 56.7 to 538.6 pt, the cell's from 57.45 to 312.95 pt; compatibility mode 15):
case
Word
main
This branch
T01 body: stop 100 pt inside the margin, one word
425.83 to 451.45
425.84 to 451.35
425.84 to 451.35
T02 the same stop, twelve words
271.85 to 538.39
305.27 to 571.89
271.95 to 538.56
T03 the same stop, long text
from 75.62; lines end at 538.07, 530.58
from 272.01; line 1 ends at 599.65
from 75.85; 538.54, 530.88
T04 the same, justified
from 67.22; 538.11, 537.98
from 272.01; line 1 ends at 599.65
from 67.20; 538.54, 538.55
T05 body: stop at 100 pt, long text
from 67.22; 529.67, 530.58
from 67.20; 529.89, 530.88
from 67.20; 529.89, 530.88
T06 body: stop 15 pt past the margin, one word
513.10 to 538.72
"2)" alone; the word on the next line
513.09 to 538.60
T07 the same stop, long text, justified
from 67.22; 538.11, 537.98
"2)" alone; the next line ends at 597.97
from 67.20; 538.54, 538.55
T08 body: stop 1 pt past the margin, right indent 27 pt, one word
486.10 to 511.72
"2)" alone; the word on the next line
486.09 to 511.60
T09 body: stop 50 pt inside the margin, right indent 100 pt, one word
475.90 to 501.52
"2)" alone; the word on the next line
475.85 to 501.35
T10 the same, long text, justified
from 67.22; 538.11, 438.07
"2)" alone; the next line ends at 549.98
from 67.20; 538.54, 438.56
T11 cell: stop 60 pt inside the cell, six words
165.38 to 312.93
179.15 to 326.73
165.36 to 312.93
T12 cell: stop 1 pt past the cell, right indent 3 pt, one word
284.45 to 310.07
"2)" alone; the word on the next line
284.44 to 309.95
T13 the same, long text
from 78.14; 309.69, 285.94
"2)" alone; the next line ends at 368.50
from 78.31; 309.92, 286.02
With #4614 alone these paragraphs are wrong in other ways: T02 wraps after eight words where main runs past the margin, and in T06 to T10, T12 and T13 "2)" is still alone on its line. Lines end up to half a point later than in Word's PDF on main as well, with or without a tab (T05).
What Word does, and this now does:
The text is centred on the stop while that keeps it within the line (T01). Text that would pass the right indent ends at the indent and takes its room from the tab as it grows (T02, T11).
Once the tab has no room left the text wraps like any other. A ragged line ends at the indent, its trailing spaces hanging, and the tab keeps what is left over (T03, T13). A justified line gives the tab no room and stretches the spaces after it (T04, T07); one with no space after the tab ends at the indent like a ragged one.
A stop so far left that the tab runs out of room before the text reaches the indent leaves the line as it is without the tab (T05, unchanged).
From Word 2013's layout on, a stop past the margin ends its text at the right indent (T06, T08, T12). A stop past the right indent but within the margin stands (T09), and the line it is on runs to the margin, the lines after it to the indent (T10).
Word 2010's layout does the same for a stop within the right indent, and that is followed. For a stop at or past the right indent it centres the text on the stop wherever that is, off the page if need be; that case is as it was.
What changes, in crates/layout/src/para/:
Scan::centre_limit (lines.rs) gives how far the text after a centre tab may reach: the line's right edge, moved out to the margin for a stop between the right indent and the margin from Word 2013's layout on (not beside a floating object, where the line ends at the object), and no limit for Word 2010's layout with a stop at or past the right indent. Scan::tab_limit keeps it while the tab is pending.
shift_pending_tab and resolve_tab (tabs.rs) give the tab the smaller of the room that centres the text and the room that ends it at the limit.
The fit test in cluster, and the one for a hyphen in note_break, count the room such a tab still has as the text's to take (held_room), so the text fits while all of it does between the tab and the line's edge; absorbs leaves that case to them.
resolve_tab returns the tab when its text is held at the limit, and align then ends a ragged line at the edge without its trailing spaces, or hands the tab's room to the spaces of a line that is stretched. A hyphen the line ends in counts as the text's (end_hyphen).
Tests, in crates/layout/src/tests.rs:
the_text_after_a_centre_tab_stays_within_its_line: 16 paragraphs: centred on the stop; held at the right indent with and without an indent, and in Word 2010's layout; a ragged and a justified line that wrap; a stop near the left; one word and long text after stops 1, 15 and 100 pt past the margin; and a stop between the right indent and the margin with one word that fits, one that is held at the margin, and long text. It fails without the change: "held at the right indent: [(434.518, 459.082), (0.0, 78.492004)], the tab at 12" (the text wraps instead of ending at the indent).
a_centre_tab_that_moves_on_or_ends_in_a_hyphen_keeps_its_line_in_bounds (af7fe6a): a tab that took its line out to the margin and went on to the next line leaves the line at its right indent, and a soft hyphen after text centred near the margin stays within it. It fails without the change, either half on its own.
Three findings were right and are fixed, each measured on Word first (the numbers are in the review threads): a justified line whose centre tab is followed by a tab that goes on to the next line is stretched like any other; a line that a tab took out to the margin goes back to its right indent when the tab leaves it; and a hyphen the line ends in is placed with the text before it.
22 more paragraphs for these in three files. One more rule came out of them and is in the same commit: a justified line with no space after the tab ends its text at the edge like a ragged one.
A fourth, in e1cfb00: whether a stretched line has spaces to take the tab's room is now asked of the test justify_line uses (leading_blank, the function Layout: the spaces before a justified line's first character don't shrink and give no room for it (#6621) #6622 adds, taken word for word), so the anchor of a floating object before the spaces after the tab no longer makes the two disagree. an_anchor_and_leading_spaces_after_a_centre_tab_are_not_text_to_stretch fails without it.
cargo test -p wordcraft-layout --lib: 718 passed, 3 failed: auto_hyphenation_breaks_long_words, fragmented_hidden_text_lays_out_like_the_visible_text, hyphenation_and_proofing_follow_each_runs_language. They fail the same way on main in my container, which has no hyphenation patterns.
cargo test -p wordcraft-engine --lib: 1454 passed, 6 failed: swiss_german_and_portugal_portuguese_keep_their_languages_rules and two fit_one_page tests (the container again), tracked_style_change_round_trips_through_docx and rejecting_a_reopened_style_change_keeps_style_metadata (they fail on main since Migrate DOCX and RTF formats to craft-libs (#778) #6603), and the timing test typing_boundary_many_permission_markers_is_not_quadratic, which passed in each of three runs on its own.
I did not run the full cargo xtask ci; the gate on main is red at the moment for reasons outside this change.
Compared with Word's PDFs:
61 paragraphs in two files, 48 of them with a centre tab (the 13 of Layout: text after a centre tab runs out of its line or leaves the tab a line of its own; Word keeps it within the line #6619's file are picked from them): stops inside the line, at the margin, between the right indent and the margin, and 1 to 100 pt past it; one word, six, twelve and text that wraps; ragged and justified; in the body and in a cell; a second tab after the text. Counting a paragraph as matching when every word of its first two lines starts within 0.75 pt of Word's:
Mode 14, 48: 8 on main, 17 with this branch: the stops within the right indent. The rest have a stop at or past it.
91 insurance documents filled with made-up data, each word's position compared with Word's PDF. Four have paragraphs with a tab and a centre stop; in two of them, contracts whose clauses are 2) <tab>text in a two-column table, the stop lies 1 pt past the cell.
Against main: 4 documents change. In those two contracts the words on another page than in Word go from 202 to 23 of 14 774, those more than 1 pt off across the page from 1 074 to 852 and down the page from 7 023 to 3 007. In the other two one trailing space moves and nothing that is drawn.
With all my open fixes under both: the same 4 change. In the two contracts the words on another page go from 179 to 0, those more than 1 pt off across the page from 424 to 197 and down the page from 4 063 to 19.
Word 2010's layout with a centre stop at or past the right indent (above).
Positional tabs (w:ptab) are as they were.
Beside a floating object the text is held at the edge of its span; I did not measure that in Word. Nor right-to-left paragraphs, which get the same rule mirrored.
Layout: a justified line with a tab shrinks the spaces after its last tab (#5847) #5887 lets a justified line with a tab shrink the spaces after its last tab. With both in, the start of the word being fitted (word_from, last_plain) has to move with the tab's room in shift_pending_tab, or the room for shrinking is counted from a stale place; that is four lines, which I have in the build I compare with and will send with whichever lands second.
Improved text wrapping around center-aligned tabs. Text stays within available line space in current Word-compatible layouts, including when tab stops are near or beyond the right margin.
Improved right- and decimal-aligned tab wrapping so text can remain on the same line when it fits before the tab stop.
Improved tab and hyphen handling on wrapped and justified lines, including lines with leading spaces or floating-object anchors.
Documentation
Updated layout compatibility notes with details on center, right, and decimal tab behavior, including wrapping and justified-line placement.
…op, as in Word
A TOC entry in Word's TOC styles has a right indent and a right tab with a dot leader at
the margin, past that indent. Word keeps the page number on the entry's line whenever it
fits between the text and the stop, so the number ends past the indent. WordCraft checked
the first character after the tab against the right indent (the tab has no room yet), and
moved the tab and its number to the next line when the text ended less than a digit short
of the indent.
Measured in Word for Mac 16.93 (Times New Roman 12pt, right indent 1cm, stop at the margin):
entries whose text ends 0.4, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 5.8pt short of the indent all keep their dot
leader and number on the line, the number ending at the stop. With a 0.2cm indent the
number stays on the line when 18.7pt are left before the stop and goes to the next line
when 16.7pt are left.
Text after a right or decimal tab now fits while it ends before the stop. The running
shift of the tab also no longer counts the tab's own room as text: it dropped back to
nothing after every second character, so those characters were checked against the
indent as well. A tab whose text is pending starts with no room on the line it goes to.
…6619)
Text after a centre tab was centred on the stop wherever that put it. Too
wide to stay centred, it ran past the right indent, the margin and the edge
of the page; with the stop near or past the right indent its first word did
not fit, and the tab went to a line of its own with the text running out of
the next one.
Word keeps such text within its line, and this does the same:
- It is centred on the stop while that keeps it within the line. Text that
would pass the right indent ends at the indent and takes its room from
the tab as it grows.
- Once the tab has no room left the text wraps like any other. A ragged
line ends at the indent, its trailing spaces hanging, and the tab keeps
what is left over; a justified line gives the tab no room and stretches
its spaces.
- From Word 2013's layout on (compatibility mode 15) a stop past the right
indent but within the margin stands and its line runs to the margin; a
stop past the margin ends its text at the right indent. Word 2010 and
before centre text on a stop at or past the right indent wherever that
takes it, and that case is left as it was.
`Scan::centre_limit` gives how far the text after a centre tab may reach,
`shift_pending_tab` and `resolve_tab` hold it there, and the fit test
counts the room the tab still has as the text's to take (`held_room`).
`align` ends a ragged line at its edge or hands the tab's room to the
spaces of a stretched one.
This stands on storytold#4614, which makes the room of a tab whose text is still
coming count right; its commit is merged in below this one.
Measured on Word for Windows 16.0.20625 with 9 pt Arial in 481.9 pt of
text and in a table cell: twelve words after a stop 100 pt inside the
margin run from 271.85 to the margin at 538.39 (they ended 33 pt past it);
long text after that stop starts 8.4 pt after the space on a ragged line
and right after it on a justified one, 19 words on the line (14 fitted,
ending past the edge of the page); one word after a stop 15 pt past the
margin ends at the margin (it was on the next line).
Paragraph layout now applies compatibility-aware limits to center tabs and updates right- and decimal-tab fitting. Line placement accounts for held center-tab space and ending hyphens. Regression tests and layout-parity documentation cover the updated behavior.
Changes: Tab line containment
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Summary
Tab limits and resolution crates/layout/src/para/lines.rs, crates/layout/src/para/tabs.rs
Tab resolution accepts a text limit and reports when a center tab is held by that limit. The line scan sets compatibility-specific limits and tracks pending-tab state. Right and decimal tabs can fit text when its end remains within the stop.
Line fitting and placement crates/layout/src/para/lines.rs, crates/layout/src/para/justify.rs
Line fitting accounts for held center-tab room and ending-hyphen width. Alignment adjusts held-tab placement and can give tab room to spaces on justified or distributed lines. Wrapping restores a temporary right-edge extension when the line no longer includes that tab.
Regression coverage and parity notes crates/layout/src/tests.rs, docs/layout-parity.md
Regression tests cover right- and center-tab placement, wrapping, justification, and hyphenated lines. The parity document records center-tab containment and right- and decimal-tab behavior.
In a rare case, a justified line ending in a manual break, with a floating-object anchor after trailing spaces, can place the word after a centre tab short of the right edge. The impact is a small layout mismatch with Word, so the change is mergeable with a minor follow-up.
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- Line 836: Update resolve_tab and its caller so consuming a pending centre tab
preserves its held-tab result when the following left stop wraps beyond
right_edge; only replace that result when another tab joins the line. At
closure, keep the existing result when no pending tab remains so align can
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…ends its line in a hyphen (storytold#6619)
Three findings from the review of storytold#6620, each measured on Word for Windows
16.0.20625 first.
A tab after text that is held at the line's edge may go on to the next
line. The centre tab is the line's last again then, but its result was
dropped when the next tab arrived, so a justified line kept the tab's room
and its natural spaces. Word stretches it: `2) <tab>` and twelve words,
then a tab and "12", justified, start 2.56 pt after "2)" with gaps of 21 pt.
The result of the tab finished last is now kept while it is the line's last
tab.
A centre stop between the right indent and the margin takes its line out to
the margin. When the word after the tab was too wide even for that, the tab
went on to the next line with it and the line it left stayed at the margin:
justified, the words before the tab were stretched 100 pt past their right
indent. Word ends that line at the indent (438.2 pt, the indent at 438.6
and the margin at 538.6). `wrap` now gives the line its own edge back when
the tab that moved it is no longer on it.
A hyphen the line ends in was added after the tab had placed its text, so
text centred close to the edge pushed its hyphen past it. Word places the
two together: "abcdefghij-" runs from 493.7 to 537.8 pt around a stop at
515.6, and from 494.6 to the margin around a stop 15 pt inside it. The
hyphen's width now counts as text when the tab is finished.
Measuring the last one showed one more thing: a justified line with no
space after the tab has nothing to stretch, and Word ends its text at the
edge like a ragged line's, where this change had left it beside the tab.
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…tches (storytold#6619)
A fourth finding from the review of storytold#6620. Whether a stretched line has
spaces to take a centre tab's room was decided by a test of its own: the
first cluster after the tab that is neither a space nor a marker starts the
text. `justify_line` also passes over the anchor of a floating object and
the break a line ends with. With an anchor before the spaces after the tab,
the two disagreed: the tab lost its room to spaces that `justify_line` then
left alone, and the text stood beside the tab instead of at the edge.
The test `justify_line` uses is now a function, `leading_blank`, and both
ask it. It is the function storytold#6622 adds for the same question when a line is
shrunk, word for word, so the two merge without a conflict in it.
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Minor · Exclude trailing floating-object anchors from content_end. · lines.rs:764
crates/layout/src/para/lines.rs:764 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Exclude trailing floating-object anchors from content_end.
If a zero-width anchor follows trailing spaces, this match stops at the anchor. It therefore includes those spaces in content_end.
The new held-tab adjustment then treats the trailing spaces as stretchable. On a justified manual-break line, it removes the tab's room and stretches the trailing spaces instead of placing the word at the right edge. For a 100 pt edge, a 95 pt stop, a 20 pt word and 20 pt of trailing spaces, the word ends at 20 pt rather than 100 pt.
Skip zero-width floating-object anchors when finding the content end, as the blank-character checks already do.
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Update the pl.clusters scan used to determine content_end so zero-width floating-object anchors are skipped rather than treated as content or stopping the scan. Match the existing blank-character checks’ behavior, keeping trailing spaces excluded from content_end so held-tab justification does not stretch them.
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Fixes #6619.
This follows #4614 and carries it. The branch is
mainwith #4614's branch merged in (dfbf738) and my commits on top: c0118192, the change to review here, and af7fe6aa and e1cfb001, which answer the review (see "After the review" below). Until #4614 is merged the diff below shows its changes as well: its hunks inplace_tab,absorbsandshift_pending_tab, its test and its parity row. This change needs what #4614 does to the room of a tab whose text is still coming (it starts from nothing, and the text's width no longer counts the room in).Text after a centre tab was centred on the stop wherever that put it. Too wide to stay centred, it ran past the right indent, the margin and the edge of the page. With the stop near or past the right indent its first word did not fit, so the tab went to a line of its own and the text ran out of the next one. Word keeps such text within its line.
The paragraphs of #6619's file,
2) <tab>textin 9 pt Arial: where the text after the tab starts and where its lines end, pt from the page's left edge (Word for Windows 16.0.20625; the text runs from 56.7 to 538.6 pt, the cell's from 57.45 to 312.95 pt; compatibility mode 15):mainWith #4614 alone these paragraphs are wrong in other ways: T02 wraps after eight words where
mainruns past the margin, and in T06 to T10, T12 and T13 "2)" is still alone on its line. Lines end up to half a point later than in Word's PDF onmainas well, with or without a tab (T05).What Word does, and this now does:
What changes, in
crates/layout/src/para/:Scan::centre_limit(lines.rs) gives how far the text after a centre tab may reach: the line's right edge, moved out to the margin for a stop between the right indent and the margin from Word 2013's layout on (not beside a floating object, where the line ends at the object), and no limit for Word 2010's layout with a stop at or past the right indent.Scan::tab_limitkeeps it while the tab is pending.shift_pending_tabandresolve_tab(tabs.rs) give the tab the smaller of the room that centres the text and the room that ends it at the limit.cluster, and the one for a hyphen innote_break, count the room such a tab still has as the text's to take (held_room), so the text fits while all of it does between the tab and the line's edge;absorbsleaves that case to them.resolve_tabreturns the tab when its text is held at the limit, andalignthen ends a ragged line at the edge without its trailing spaces, or hands the tab's room to the spaces of a line that is stretched. A hyphen the line ends in counts as the text's (end_hyphen).Tests, in
crates/layout/src/tests.rs:the_text_after_a_centre_tab_stays_within_its_line: 16 paragraphs: centred on the stop; held at the right indent with and without an indent, and in Word 2010's layout; a ragged and a justified line that wrap; a stop near the left; one word and long text after stops 1, 15 and 100 pt past the margin; and a stop between the right indent and the margin with one word that fits, one that is held at the margin, and long text. It fails without the change: "held at the right indent: [(434.518, 459.082), (0.0, 78.492004)], the tab at 12" (the text wraps instead of ending at the indent).a_centre_tab_that_moves_on_or_ends_in_a_hyphen_keeps_its_line_in_bounds(af7fe6a): a tab that took its line out to the margin and went on to the next line leaves the line at its right indent, and a soft hyphen after text centred near the margin stays within it. It fails without the change, either half on its own.After the review (af7fe6a, e1cfb00):
justify_lineuses (leading_blank, the function Layout: the spaces before a justified line's first character don't shrink and give no room for it (#6621) #6622 adds, taken word for word), so the anchor of a floating object before the spaces after the tab no longer makes the two disagree.an_anchor_and_leading_spaces_after_a_centre_tab_are_not_text_to_stretchfails without it.Checked:
cargo fmt -p wordcraft-layout -- --checkcargo clippy -p wordcraft-layout --all-targets -- -D warningscargo test -p wordcraft-layout --lib: 718 passed, 3 failed:auto_hyphenation_breaks_long_words,fragmented_hidden_text_lays_out_like_the_visible_text,hyphenation_and_proofing_follow_each_runs_language. They fail the same way onmainin my container, which has no hyphenation patterns.cargo test -p wordcraft-engine --lib: 1454 passed, 6 failed:swiss_german_and_portugal_portuguese_keep_their_languages_rulesand twofit_one_pagetests (the container again),tracked_style_change_round_trips_through_docxandrejecting_a_reopened_style_change_keeps_style_metadata(they fail onmainsince Migrate DOCX and RTF formats to craft-libs (#778) #6603), and the timing testtyping_boundary_many_permission_markers_is_not_quadratic, which passed in each of three runs on its own.cargo xtask ci; the gate onmainis red at the moment for reasons outside this change.Compared with Word's PDFs:
main, 7 with Layout: a right tab past the right indent takes its text up to the stop, as in Word #4614 alone, 40 with this branch. The 7 left are justified lines in a cell onto which Word fits one more word by shrinking the spaces after the tab, which is Layout: a justified line with a tab shrinks the spaces after its last tab (#5847) #5887; with that merged in as well all 47 match.main, 17 with this branch: the stops within the right indent. The rest have a stop at or past it.2) <tab>textin a two-column table, the stop lies 1 pt past the cell.main: 4 documents change. In those two contracts the words on another page than in Word go from 202 to 23 of 14 774, those more than 1 pt off across the page from 1 074 to 852 and down the page from 7 023 to 3 007. In the other two one trailing space moves and nothing that is drawn.Not done here:
main16.w:ptab) are as they were.Overlaps:
word_from,last_plain) has to move with the tab's room inshift_pending_tab, or the room for shrinking is counted from a stale place; that is four lines, which I have in the build I compare with and will send with whichever lands second.pending_tab_width). The two conflict inshift_pending_tabandabsorbs; the limit of this change belongs in that function's centre arm.Summary by CodeRabbit