Alto Speckhardt wrote:
Are you sure? When I modify the window size of a normal editor, theword wrap changes with the column width.
Some editors allow you to window wrap while typing, or they will wrap at a set character limit. I'm referring to the latter setting.
How could that be if there were markers inserted into the text instead of wrapping the text on the fly at an arbitrary placed line, either at the right window border or e.g. after the 80th column?
In these editors, though the text wraps while editing, it's not in the formatting.
Type some text in MicroEd. Copy and paste it to NotePad and switch off wrapping in NotePad. Note that the wrapping persists.
Try the same with say .. ThunderBird or another editor.
How hard can it be for MicroEd to "remember" where I pressed Enter myself? It can insert any marker it is good and ready to, why does it have to be the code for LF, of all the available characters and combinations thereof?
I'll leave that query for Stephan. However, it would seem that other editors don't do this to prevent the limitation you mentioned.
C> Because it doesn't use soft-lf's. Unusual, yes; so that we may C> enjoy some of the advantages of this. But that's how it works. What advantages does this system yield?
Do we really have to go through this again. It was all discussed months ago.
Would it? Obviously, I had no complete understanding of the system before. Now I think I do - and the problem is no easier to tolerate than before.
You seem to have your mind made up already. Yes. -- -= Curtis =- PGPKey: http://rsakey.aimlink.name -=-=- HAL 9000: Dave. Put down those Windows disks, Dave. DAVE!
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