#257: size the paste gutter to the widest line number
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The paste gutter was pinned to a fixed 3ch width. With box-sizing:
border-box that leaves only ~19px of content after the 10px+10px side
padding, so 2+ digit line numbers overflow right into the code text
(owner-visible from line 10, worst at 100+).

paste-lines.js now sets the gutter width to calc(Nch + 20px), where N is
the digit count of the highest line number, via CSSOM (CSP forbids
inline style attributes). Numbers were already right-aligned; the column
now matches the width of the biggest number. The width is only written
when it changes, so the resize-observer/renumber loop keeps a stable
fixed point.
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2026-09-17 14:37:27 -05:00
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// measured, not derived from span counts or heights.
function renumber() {
var lines = body.querySelectorAll('.codeline');
// #257: size the gutter column to the widest line number so numbers in
// the 100s+ fit their own column instead of bleeding into the code text.
// The gutter is box-sizing: border-box, so the column width must be the
// digits PLUS the 10px left + 10px right padding; at the CSS default 3ch
// the padding alone leaves only ~19px of content, and any 2+ digit
// number overflows into the code. Numbers are right-aligned, and the
// width below fits the widest number exactly. Set via CSSOM (CSP
// forbids inline style attributes). Only touch the width when it
// changes: the resize observer below re-runs renumber() when the gutter
// width reflows the code column, and rewriting the same value would
// ping-pong the fixed point forever.
var digits = String(lines.length || 1).length;
var w = 'calc(' + digits + 'ch + 20px)';
if (gutter.style.width !== w) {
gutter.style.minWidth = w;
gutter.style.width = w;
}
if (!wrapOn() || !lines.length) {
// wrap OFF: one number per logical line (pre-existing behavior,
// including the gutter scrolling with horizontal scroll).