With every new reply with cited text in, the length of every cited text lines gets newly determined and when it exceeds 78 chars the line gets splitted to a length of under 78 chars. That caused single words to wrap into a new line because of the quote chars that was added before. So the cites will get orphaned words in extra lines.
in example:
// the original text:
An example with a few words that will break when cited.
// first level as cite:
> An example with a few words that will break when
> cited.
// second level as cite in a cite
> > An example with a few words that will break
> > when
> > cited.
// and so forth
To prevent this, I remove the function wordwrap in the code to read the posting, one wants to reply to. A paragraph of text will now get handled as a paragraph and not as a bunch of text that should get formatted as a number of text lines.
With every new reply with cited text in, the length of every cited text lines gets newly determined and when it exceeds 78 chars the line gets splitted to a length of under 78 chars. That caused single words to wrap into a new line because of the quote chars that was added before. So the cites will get orphaned words in extra lines.
in example:
To prevent this, I remove the function wordwrap in the code to read the posting, one wants to reply to. A paragraph of text will now get handled as a paragraph and not as a bunch of text that should get formatted as a number of text lines.