Re: mc Digest, Vol 123, Issue 1



I mark the para & do: shift/F9
IIRC that takes me to the spell-check & formatting,
where I've modified/extended the script.
Probably: translate <EOL> to <space> |
fold 72-chars.
Also I added  a 'case' to prepend "> " to each line.
IMO autowrapping is crap.
It's like auto indent.
You lose control.

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   1. mcedit - wordwrap (James Freer)


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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2014 08:26:49 +0100 (BST)
From: James Freer <jessejazza3 uk gmail com>
To: mc gnome org
Subject: mcedit - wordwrap
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I've just started using mc. I was wondering if mcedit does soft wordwrap or

just hard line wordwrap. It does paragraph formatting like nano and pico do
but
not from what I can see is softwrap.

When I say softwrap I mean like emac's 'visual line mode' (Vim does aswell
but
can't remember the command). The GUI editors e.g. Leafpad, gedit, kate all
do.
I wanted to use mcedit as a prose text editor and so want to 'wrap' entire
paragraphs.

thanks
james


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