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Auto-wrapping long lines #32
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I will think about this one also. In the current structure it is really difficult to implement such a thinkg (this project started to provide really basic and limited formatting capabilities, and then as the requirement list was growing, I had to attach new things to the existing structure as I never had enough time to re-build it completely.) Originally I wanted to discontinue the project as I was expecting R2017 to be shipped with auto-format feature, but as it found out that this feature still does not exists (and seems not to be planned for R2018) I decided that I will do a java based reimplementation because I had problems coming from ML version-differences and I also expect a performance jump. Long story short: I will investigate the possibility to add this feature in the last M-based release. It I feel it realyl cumbersome, I will try to keep this in mind when doing the architecture for the java-based version :) |
Sounds like a very nice feature to add. % For consistency, set the published output to 80 columns, regardless of If someone would investigate it and can add it to that tool, it will be cool. |
It's probably a quite tricky thing to implement, but it would be nice if there was an option to autowrap long (e.g., > 79 chars) lines. Some sort of heuristics could be used to figure out where to break the lines, e.g., first try breaking at "=". Then if either of parts is still too long, break farthest down the line that puts the line (w/ added ...) under the line limit.
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