- Subject: Re: [Jed-users-l] wrapping line
- From: Parke <parke.nexus@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2014 13:48:33 -0800
On Sun, Feb 9, 2014 at 12:56 PM, bartek <panki20@xxxxx> wrote:
> I need to force jed to wrap the text to the lenght of the terminal when
> I start jed script.php. Probably jed is linked to mode c but Im not
> sure. In jedrc I have set up WRAP-DEFAULT=2000
> Syntax is gone when I push esc x and enter text-mode and that's all.
You probably do not want jed to wrap lines when you write source code
in any language. Jed "wraps" lines by inserting newline characters,
which turns a single line into two separate lines.
Jed is not able to display long lines by just wrapping the display. I
believe John said in recent email that he wanted to add the ability to
display a single line across multiple terminal lines, but that ability
does not exist at present.
If, however, you do want to wrap lines of PHP/C source code, you'll
need to set the wrap bit. See below for an example you may be able to
adapt.
-Parke
% Some alternative ways to disable word wrapping
%
% method 1 - set wrap length to INT_MAX
%
% WRAP_DEFAULT = INT_MAX;
%
% method 2 - unset the wrap bit
%
% define global_mode_hook (mode) {
% variable flags, name;
% ( name, flags ) = what_mode ();
% set_mode ( name, flags & ~1 ); % unset wrap bit
% ;;; }
%
% method 3 - install a custom wrapok_hook that returns 0
%
% public define custom_wrapok_hook () { return 0; }
%
% public define global_mode_hook () {
% set_buffer_hook ( "wrapok_hook", & customwrapok_hook );
% ;;; }
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