Sometimes, though not very often, I want to justify plain text. When I want to
do this, I use vim since as far as I know there isn't a way to do it in BBedit.
But when I was doing it earlier today I thought, "Now wait a minute, there must
be."
But "Justify" only appears on one page in the manual, and it's talking about
line numbers.
(Justify is not built in to vim, but there's a macro for it).
I found a Justify Text.pl that does this, but it processes the entire file, and
I want to either process a selection of the current paragraph, not the entire
file.
==cut
#!/usr/bin/perl
# Make sure Text::Autoformat is installed; if in doubt, do this on the
# command line:
# cpan Text::Autoformat
use strict;
use Text::Autoformat qw(autoformat break_TeX);
# Read in all data.
# TODO: This could be a problem for large input data. So what we really
# should do is to read everything until we find an empty line. Then
# invoke autoformat on what we read so far, and output its result. Then
# go on.
my $rawtext;
while (<>) {
$rawtext .= $_;
}
# Format it and output it again
print autoformat $rawtext, { justify => 'full', all=>1, right => 70 };
==cut
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