word-wrap

I am using .NET to draw a string into a limited space. I want the string to be as big as possible. I have no problem in the string breaking up into more lines (if it stays inside the rectangle). Now the problem: I don't want .NET to break the string in different lines in the middle of a word. For example string "Test" prints on a single line in a big font. String "Testing" should print on a single line in a smaller font (and not "Testi" on one line and "ng" on another) and string "Test Test" should print on two lines in a fairly large font. Anybody got ideas on how to restrict .NET not to

I've noticed that gq does not work when I paste in a long line. For example, with a textwidth=72 and formatoptions=tcroqbnl , gq refuses to wrap this (in insert mode, I pasted the entire label contents, and then exited insert mode with ESC ): <label for="contact_reason_1">To get assistance with or to confirm a tire replacement recommendation</label> If I add a line break in (after "to", for example), it'll wrap then. The funny thing is if I join the line back together, it'll happily wrap it again. So VIM seems to somehow be remembering "oh, this is one paste, don't wrap it". How do I turn that

I would like a textwidth of 80 by default in vim, but if specific filetypes have their own text width (in particular gitcommit where tw=72) I would like vim to honour that width. In my .vimrc I have the line: set tw=80 I have also tried setlocal tw=80 However this seems to override the gitcommit width of 72. If I remove the line then git commits work fine (wrap at 72) but a text file (for example) will not wrap automatically. Is it possible to have vim wrap to 80 if nothing else is specified, but otherwise follow the specific filetype instructions? As an aside, I think this used to work up

This question already has an answer here: Calling C/C++ from Python? 14 answers I tried with the link: Calling C/C++ from python? , but I am not able to do the same, here I have problem of declaring extern "C".so please suggest suppose I have the function called 'function.cpp' and I have to call this function in the python code. function.cpp is: int max(int num1, int num2) { // local variable declaration int result; if (num1 > num2) result = num1; else result = num2; return result; } Then how i can call this function in python, as I am new for c++. I heard about the 'cython' but I have no idea

I'm trying to create a Control that basically allows me to draw different strings underneath one another. However, the strings' width may not be larger than the control's. In order to solve that problem, I was thinking of passing a RectangleF object to the Graphics.DrawString method. That would wrap strings which are wider than the passed rectangle's width. Although this does solve the problem of not being able to see the whole string if it's too big, there is another problem. If I were to try something like this Graphics g = e.Graphics; // Paint event g.DrawString(someText, someFont,

There's a minor but annoying bug, I think, in the Eclipse built-in Java formatter. I have a Javadoc comment that looks like this: /** * - - - stuff - - - {@code mTasksBelow}. */ where period at the end is in column 81. The formatter is set to wrap Javadoc comments at line 80. Unfortunately, when I format the code, it does this: /** * - - - stuff - - - {@code mTasksBelow} * . */ This puts white space between the text and the period in the generated output, so a browser rendering the Javadoc in HTML, for instance, will also think it's okay to break there. This doesn't seem to happen unless the

I am extracting data from XML using XSLT 2.0. The data has long lines and I want to fit them into window size by automatically breaking lines. Is it possible in XSLT? You can use the standard XSLT 2.0 function unparsed-text() to read a text file directly in your XSLT 2.0 code. Then just use : replace(concat(normalize-space($text),' '), '(.{0,60}) ', '$1 ') Explanation : This first normalizes the white space, deleting the leading and trailing sequences of whitespace-only characters and replacing any inner such sequence with a single space. Then the result of the normalization is used as the

I wanted to know how to word-wrap in C# when I came across a very good solution to my problem on word-wrapping text in a line in this URL . Unfortunately, I do not have enough reputations to ask the OP directly about one specific problem I am having(and most likely people dealing with this will be having indefinitely) Problem Description: I can word-wrap a string if it needs to be word-wrapped with this code: Graphics PAddress = e.Graphics; SizeF PAddressLength = PAddress.MeasureString("Residential Address: " + RAddressTextBox.Text, new Font(fontface, fontsize, FontStyle.Regular),700);