>> word-wrap should be based on the right margin
It is made: change in Options Editor plugin, option wrap_mode
Add commands for usual text
CudaExt is updated in Github. Call Plugins/ Addon Manager/ Install from github,
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Test new commands in F1 dialog:
+1.3.10 (2017-07-18)
+added: commands "Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph", "Go to Next/Prev Paragraph"
+added: commands "Align paragraph***"
4 paragraph types can be used:
set 3 options in command "Align paragraph: Configure"
- r-margin
- indent of 1st line
- indent of other lines
Is it OK?
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Test new commands in F1 dialog:
+1.3.10 (2017-07-18)
+added: commands "Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph", "Go to Next/Prev Paragraph"
+added: commands "Align paragraph***"
4 paragraph types can be used:
set 3 options in command "Align paragraph: Configure"
- r-margin
- indent of 1st line
- indent of other lines
Is it OK?
Hi, qwerky.
1. New commands:
- Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph, Go to Next/Prev Paragraph
- Align paragraph(s): Configure..., Align paragraph(s): Left/Right/Center/Fully justify
2. These commands are testing.
If you want to try then update plugin cuda_ext directly from Github:
- Call menu Plugins--Addon Man--Install from from Github
- Enter "https://github.com/kvichans/cuda_ext" (without quotes)
3. About GoTos
Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph very usefull. (I will often call its. Thanks!)
- If caret is already at End then Go to End moves caret to End of next paragraph.
- If caret is already at Begin - Go to Beginning moves to prev.
4. About Align
No paragraph's types. All alignments are configured with three options by Align paragraph(s): Configure...
- Right margin (=Max column)
- Indent for first line of a paragraph
- Indent for other lines of a paragraph
The commands work with paragraphs which have intersection with selection.
Last paragraph line stays Left justified when whole paragraph is Fully justified.
1. New commands:
- Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph, Go to Next/Prev Paragraph
- Align paragraph(s): Configure..., Align paragraph(s): Left/Right/Center/Fully justify
2. These commands are testing.
If you want to try then update plugin cuda_ext directly from Github:
- Call menu Plugins--Addon Man--Install from from Github
- Enter "https://github.com/kvichans/cuda_ext" (without quotes)
3. About GoTos
Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph very usefull. (I will often call its. Thanks!)
- If caret is already at End then Go to End moves caret to End of next paragraph.
- If caret is already at Begin - Go to Beginning moves to prev.
4. About Align
No paragraph's types. All alignments are configured with three options by Align paragraph(s): Configure...
- Right margin (=Max column)
- Indent for first line of a paragraph
- Indent for other lines of a paragraph
The commands work with paragraphs which have intersection with selection.
Last paragraph line stays Left justified when whole paragraph is Fully justified.
CudaText 1.163, TC9.51x32, Win10x64(1920x1080)
Wow! You guys are really doing a great job 
!! Your paragraph implementation is really nice.
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There is one big problem though, which should not be difficult to correct: After formatting a paragraph (whether left, right, center, or full), all punctuation is gone! Only the word-characters remain.
A suggestion: Generate a large Lorem Ipsum paragraph, and then full-format it. Notice that on each line, the extra (padding) spaces begin from the left end. See how the paragraph appears a little lopsided, since there is much more white-space on the left side than on the right. It would be nice if the spaces were added from the right end of the first line, from the left end of the second line, and so on... to generalize, add the spaces from the right end in odd-numbered lines, and from the left end in even-numbered lines, where line numbers here refer to the number of lines in the paragraph--not the line numbers shown in the gutter. The first line of a paragraph should always begin the padding from the right end, so that it is less visible.
Perhaps there may be more ideas as we work with this, but this is already a very good implementation. Thanks!
!! Your paragraph implementation is really nice.That is just the way it should be--excellent!kvichans wrote:3. About GoTos
Go to Beginning/End of Paragraph very usefull. (I will often call its. Thanks!)
- If caret is already at End then Go to End moves caret to End of next paragraph.
- If caret is already at Begin - Go to Beginning moves to prev.
That is a very interesting way of doing it--I like it a lot4. About Align
No paragraph's types. All alignments are configured with three options by Align paragraph(s): Configure...
- Right margin (=Max column)
- Indent for first line of a paragraph
- Indent for other lines of a paragraph
The commands work with paragraphs which have intersection with selection.
.Sorry, I should have mentioned this previously--but you got it exactly right!Last paragraph line stays Left justified when whole paragraph is Fully justified.
There is one big problem though, which should not be difficult to correct: After formatting a paragraph (whether left, right, center, or full), all punctuation is gone! Only the word-characters remain.
A suggestion: Generate a large Lorem Ipsum paragraph, and then full-format it. Notice that on each line, the extra (padding) spaces begin from the left end. See how the paragraph appears a little lopsided, since there is much more white-space on the left side than on the right. It would be nice if the spaces were added from the right end of the first line, from the left end of the second line, and so on... to generalize, add the spaces from the right end in odd-numbered lines, and from the left end in even-numbered lines, where line numbers here refer to the number of lines in the paragraph--not the line numbers shown in the gutter. The first line of a paragraph should always begin the padding from the right end, so that it is less visible.
Perhaps there may be more ideas as we work with this, but this is already a very good implementation. Thanks!
Set wrap-mode = 2 (right margin), and look at a file with wrapping turned on: it is okay, wrapped at right margin. Now press hotkey to turn wrapping off; okay. Now press hotkey to turn wrapping on--it turns on to wrap-mode = 1 (screen edge). No way to get it back to right margin. Also, wrap-mode = 1 is written to the history file, so even reloading file won't get it back to right margin.Alexey wrote:>> word-wrap should be based on the right margin
It is made: change in Options Editor plugin, option wrap_mode