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Continue work on cursor movement in continued lines. xdisp.c (try_cursor_movement): Give up if rows are bidi-reordered and point moved backwards. Examine all the candidate rows that occlude point, to return the best match. (row_containing_pos): With bidi-reordered rows, don't return the first one that occludes point; rather, examine all candidates and return the best match, with he glyph that's closest to point. (display_line): When looking for min position, don't consider negative values of glyph->charpos. (Fixes a crash with "C-x 3" at ZV.) Record the position after EOL in it->eol_pos, and use it to set end_pos of the last row produced for a continued line. Fix the condition for passing candidate rows to set_cursor_from_row: check ends_at_zv_p flag of the best candidate row, not of the current row. dispextern.h (struct it): New member eol_pos. .gdbinit (prowlims): Display the ends_at_zv_p flag.

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