[Users] [Bug 3070] New: misbehaving text wrapping when URL chars are present

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            Bug ID: 3070
           Summary: misbehaving text wrapping when URL chars are present
    Classification: Unclassified
           Product: Claws Mail
           Version: 3.9.3
          Hardware: PC
               URL: http://bugs.debian.org/736589
                OS: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Severity: minor
          Priority: P3
         Component: UI/Compose Window
          Assignee: users at lists.claws-mail.org
          Reporter: mones at users.sourceforge.net

Quoting original submitter:

[...]
Anyway, in auto-wrap mode, if a word I'm typing begins with a `/' (for example,
/proc , /boot , /etc , etc), it will treat that word and the one before it as
one word, eg, ignore any spaces between them.  So if I write something like,
`Here's a few semi-imaginary filesystems in Linux: /proc /run /dev /sys', it
will treat the whole list as if it were one word, and I'll notice some goofy
text-wrapping behaviour if I go past the right margin.
[...]

Fully reproducible with the example provided by reporter, in a compose window
type:

Here's a few semi-imaginary filesystems in Linux: /proc /run /dev /sys

Then you add another " /var" which causes it to wrap, the expected wrapping
would be:

Here's a few semi-imaginary filesystems in Linux: /proc /run /dev /sys
/var

But Claws Mail produces:

Here's a few semi-imaginary filesystems in
Linux: /proc /run /dev /sys /var

It also happens with ':' instead '/', for example, so my suspects goes to URL
recognition code treating this as URLs and preventing normal wrapping.

Thanks in advance,

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