Some aesthetic aspects

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Hobbes
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Some aesthetic aspects

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Hi,

Two questions about some minor aesthetic aspects.

It's possible to configure the indentation/tabs guidelines as in next figure?
Indentation.png
And the second one; in wrapped lines, it can be possible to align them with the first one? (as shown in the figure).
wrapping.png
It's only a matter of personal taste. I've started to use HTML/XHTML to write text documents, and I'm trying to configure the editor in order to improve the visual comfort with long paragraphs.
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Post by main Alexey »

For the first: yes, possible. I changed 2 options and got your look:
- staples_props
- staples_style
(better use 'Plugins/ Options Editor Lite')

For the 2nd: option "wrap_indented" (On by default, so why do you ask?)
note: this makes visible additional 'pixelated vertical lines' near wrapped parts.
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Post by Hobbes »

Thanks Alexey.

The question about wrapped lines is because the different type of indentation that applies CudaText and Notepad++ (I've attached images of both).
CudaTextt.
wrapping2.png
Notepad++
wrapping.png
In Notepad++ the lines are aligned with the <p> tags, and I wondering if we can configure CudaText in de same way.
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Post by main Alexey »

I see 2 diff's here
a) Notepad++: vertical pixelated lines are near <p> tags, not near wrapped parts. Cud: vertical lines are near wrapped parts, not near <p>.
a2) In Sublime Text, vertical liens are near both: <p> tags + wrapped parts.

So case a) is valid in Cud - it is almost like in Sublime. No way yet, to configure it.

b) different indent of wrapped parts.
I will think how to solve it.
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Post by main Alexey »

Problem
b) different indent of wrapped parts,
is now solved, it seems.
Beta to test, for Win, http://uvviewsoft.com/c/
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Post by Hobbes »

Great, I will check it and tell you how it goes.

Thanks!
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Post by Hobbes »

I've checked the beta version 1.165.0.4 and it works with monospace fonts, but no with proportional ones. I've checked again 1.165.0.0 version and it has the same behaviour, with monospace fonts it works as Notepad++.

It seems like an issue with non-monospace fonts... sorry, I think that I've misled you in this.
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Post by main Alexey »

what do you mean - that it doesn't align wrapped parts together with initial wrapped part, horizontally?
can you give small file sample, 5-10 lines?
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Post by main Alexey »

as you see aligning is OK here,
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Post by Hobbes »

I mean that the aligning is ok with monospace fonts like Consolas (text font), but with proportional (no-monospace fonts) works in different way (in the pictures).
Consolas font
Consolas font
.
Calisto MT font
Calisto MT font
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