word-wrap

I know there are ways to automatically set the width of text in vim using set textwidth (like Vim 80 column layout concerns ). What I am looking for is something similar to = (the indent line command) but to wrap to 80. The use case is sometimes you edit text with textwidth and after joining lines or deleting/adding text it comes out poorly wrapped. Ideally, this command would completely reorganize the lines I select and chop off long lines while adding to short ones. An example: long line is long! short After running the command (assuming the wrap was 13 cols): long line is long! short If

I needed to fix some CSS somewhere because my text wasn't wrapping around and was instead going on indefinitely if it was an extremely long word. Like in most cases, I tried word-wrap: break-word; in my CSS file and it did not work. Then, to my surprise, and by the suggestion of Google Chrome Developer Tools, I tried word-break: break-word; and it fixed my problem. I was shocked by this so I've been googling to know the difference between these two but I have seen nothing on the subject. Further, I don't think word-break: break-word; is documented behavior seeing as how W3 has no mention of it

I have this: <div>content element</div> <div class="accordionTrigger"> <div><h1>title</h1></div> <p>text</p> <p>text</p> <p>text</p> ... </div> <div>content element</div> <div>content element</div> I need to wrap all the p-tags inside a div like this: <div>content element</div> <div class="accordionTrigger"> <div><h1>title</h1></div> <div class="moreInfo"> <p>text</p> <p>text</p> <p>text</p> ... </div> </div> <div>content element</div> <div>content element</div> can it be done with jQuery? If I have more than one <div class="accordionTrigger"></div> , like this: <div>content element</div> <div

I am creating a program that shows text and an image in the same window. The Image is in the top-left corner of the screen and the Text will begin to the right of it, and then continue down below the image. Currently, what I am trying is to take two TextBlocks (one to the right of the image and one below both the image and the first textblock) and want to have the text continue from one block to the other. Is this an ideal approach, and if so, how would I do it? Is there a better/easier way than this or can I do it with just one object? Thanks, Andrew I would not recommend using TextBlocks to

I have two different editors using JTextPane with strange bugs in Java 7 that did not occur with the previous JVM versions. It happens with long lines containing styled text or components. Here is an example demonstrating this bug. In this example, the default style is applied for all the text each time a character is inserted. I tested it with the JDK 1.7.0_04. import java.awt.BorderLayout; import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.event.*; import javax.swing.text.*; public class BugWrapJava7 extends JFrame { JTextPane jtp; StyledDocument doc; public BugWrapJava7() { setDefaultCloseOperation

I want to wrap every function call with some logging code. Something that would produce output like: func1(param1, param2) func2(param1) func3() func4(param1, param2) Ideally, I would like an API of the form: function globalBefore(func); function globalAfter(func); I've googled quite a bit for this, but it seems like there's only aspect-oriented solutions that require you to wrap the specific functions you want to log, or whatever. I want something that applies to every function in the global scope (except itself, obviously). A simple approach would be something like this var functionPool = {}