Package:  emacs
Severity: wishlist
X-Debbugs-Cc: emacs-devel@gnu.org

>>>>> Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:
>>>>> From: Lars Ingebrigtsen  Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2014 00:04:38 +0100

 >> (Yes, Emacs can display proportional fonts and fonts of different
 >> sizes, but until you can fold (etc) proportional text (and text with
 >> a mixture of font sizes) in a pretty manner, that's more of a toy
 >> than anything else.)

 > What's non-pretty with how we do this now?  What features are
 > missing?

	The only feature that I’m aware to be missing is the actual
	support for Emacs native text wrapping (as in: the word-wrap
	variable and wrap-prefix text property) in SHR.

	Please thus consider the patch MIMEd.

	* lisp/net/shr.el (shr-force-fill): New variable to disable this
	feature if needed.
	(shr-internal-width): Defer initialization until...
	(shr-insert-document): ... here; set to nil if neither
	shr-force-fill nor shr-width are non-nil.
	(shr-fold-text, shr-tag-table-1): Likewise.
	(shr-insert): Use insert-and-inherit; do not fill if
	shr-internal-width is nil.
	(shr-setup-wrap): New function.
	(shr-indent, shr-tag-blockquote, shr-tag-dd, shr-tag-li):
	Call shr-setup-wrap.
	(shr-tag-hr): Use a constant if shr-internal-width is nil.

	A test case is also MIMEd.  The buffer it produces shows the
	text being dynamically filled as the window width changes
	(as in: C-x 3, for instance.)

	The table rendering is not changed in any way.

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