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@@ -22,8 +22,10 @@ persistent process and toggles like a scratchpad from a Hyprland keybind. words of the question the entry was created with. - **Streaming replies** rendered token by token, formatted as markdown: headings, bold and italic, bullet and numbered lists, tables, inline code - and tinted fenced code blocks. What you type is shown exactly as typed, so - the contents of an attached file are never reflowed. + and tinted fenced code blocks. Long lines wrap rather than scrolling the + transcript sideways, and each code block carries a copy button. What you + type is shown exactly as typed, so the contents of an attached file are + never reflowed. - **Collapsed reasoning.** Presets with a reasoning budget return the model's thinking separately from its answer. It shows as a one-line `▸ thinking` summary above the reply, and clicking that expands it. Each reply collapses @@ -563,6 +565,22 @@ handed to the desktop opener. Qt renders a fenced block as one `<pre>` element per line with no background of its own, so llamachat adds the tint that makes a code block read as one. +Qt also ignores `padding` and vertical margins on `<pre>`, so the inset comes +from left and right margins and the room above and below from a tinted spacer +line. Without an explicit `white-space:pre-wrap` a long line would widen the +whole transcript: Qt's own markdown stylesheet wraps `p` and `li` but not +`pre`, and that stylesheet is dropped when only the body fragment is kept. + +Each code block gets a copy button below it, on the right. Qt rich text has +no widgets and no `:hover`, so the button is an anchor in the same internal +scheme dispatch the thinking and search toggles use, and hovering is a +re-render driven by `QTextBrowser.highlighted()`. It sits below the block +because Qt cannot float it over the tint. The button is grey at rest, takes +the highlight colour under the pointer, and becomes a green tick for a moment +once used; the tick reverts on its own rather than standing indefinitely and +implying the clipboard still holds that block. The text is copied from the +source markdown, not the rendered HTML, which per-line `<pre>` elements would +make unrecoverable. ## Notes and limits |