Found a way to remove the ugly hack that was done to ensure that

stringstream would behave. Before, it set the string stream to a single 
space, while now it clears the stream and then sets it to null. So, 
should the string stream code ever be fixed in the future, this function 
won't break.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/src/gui/textbox.cpp b/src/gui/textbox.cpp
index 3507273a..2a496a1f 100644
--- a/src/gui/textbox.cpp
+++ b/src/gui/textbox.cpp
@@ -97,13 +97,8 @@ void TextBox::setTextWrapped(const std::string &text)
                 if (minWidth > mMinWidth)
                 {
                     mMinWidth = minWidth;
-                    // This is a reaaaly ugly hack for getting the string stream
-                    // to clear itself. Don't mess with the spacer in the stream
-                    // reset, as well as removing the break. These are all there
-                    // because there are several compilers that I have tried 
-                    // that do not properly reset the string stream. 
-                    // You have been warned!
-                    wrappedStream.str(" ");
+                    wrappedStream.clear();
+                    wrappedStream.str("");
                     spacePos = 0;
                     lastNewlinePos = 0;
                     newlinePos = text.find("\n", lastNewlinePos);