On 18 November 2002, Jonathan Corbet said:
> The documentation and the source for the TextWidget class both promise a
> "wrap" attribute, which does the obvious thing in the rendered HTML.  They
> lie, however.  It kind of looks like nobody quite got around to
> implementing it.  So I finished the job...

OK, I redid your patch against the current CVS and checked it in.
Quixote seems to be doing the right thing, ie. it turns

  TextWidget(..., wrap="physical")

to

  
but neither Opera nor Mozilla seem to behave any differently.  Oh well,
whatever.

        Greg
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Greg Ward - software developer                gward@mems-exchange.org
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