word-wrap

What's the "conceptual" difference between TextWrapping="Wrap" and TextWrapping="WrapWithOverflow" (e.g. for a TextBox)? In the MSDN page about the class TextBox there is nothing ... Thank you. MSDN WrapWithOverflow Line-breaking occurs if the line overflows beyond the available block width. However, a line may overflow beyond the block width if the line breaking algorithm cannot determine a line break opportunity, as in the case of a very long word constrained in a fixed-width container with no scrolling allowed. NoWrap No line wrapping is performed. Wrap Line-breaking occurs if the line

I found this answer about wrapping strings using parens extremely useful, but is there a way in Vim to make this happen automatically? I want to be within a string, typing away, and have Vim just put parens around my string and wrap it as necessary. For me, this would be a gigantic time saver as I spend so much time just wrapping long strings manually. Thanks in advance. Example: I type the following text: mylongervarname = "my really long string here so please wrap and quote automatically" Vim automatically does this when I hit column 80 with the string: mylongervarname = ("my really long

I have a set of related C++ classes which must be wrapped and exported from a DLL in such a way that it can be easily consumed by C / FFI libraries. I'm looking for some "best practices" for doing this. For example, how to create and free objects, how to handle base classes, alternative solutions, etc... Some basic guidelines I have so far is to convert methods into simple functions with an extra void* argument representing the 'this' pointer, including any destructors. Constructors can retain their original argument list, but must return a pointer representing the object. All memory should be

I want to have a row of divs (cells) that don't wrap if the browser is too narrow to fit them. I've searched Stack, and couldn't find a working answer to what I think should be a simple css question. The cells have specified width. However I don't want to specify the width of the row, the width should automatically be the width of its child cells. If the viewport is too narrow to accomodate the rows, then the div should overflow with scrollbars. Please provide your answer as working code snippet, as I've tried a lot of the solutions I've seen elsewhere (like specify width: 100% and they don't

I'm running git-diff on a file, but the change is at the end of a long line. If I use cursor keys to move right it loses colour coding and worse the lines don't line up, making it harder to track the change. Is there a way to prevent that problem, or to simply make the lines wrap instead? (running git 1.5.5 via mingw32) SpoonMeiser The display of the output of git diff is handled by whatever pager you are using. Commonly, under Linux, less would be used. You can tell git to use a different pager by setting the GIT_PAGER environment variable. If you don't mind about paging (for example, your

I have a flex item that is also a flex container .sub-con , problem is the flex item of .sub-con is refusing to wrap, even after adding : flex-flow: row wrap . Can anyone fix this for me, or point out what I'm doing wrong. .container { display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; flex-flow: row wrap; height: 100vh; } .sub-con { margin-right: 50px; margin-left: 50px; height: 500px; background-color: #fff; display: flex; justify-content: center; flex-flow: row wrap; } .col-one { height: 100px; border: 1px solid lightgreen; flex-grow: 2; } .col-two { height: 100px; border: 1px

here what i want to do : i have a string containing HTML tags and i want to cut it using the wordwrap function excluding HTML tags. I'm stuck : public function textWrap($string, $width) { $dom = new DOMDocument(); $dom->loadHTML($string); foreach ($dom->getElementsByTagName('*') as $elem) { foreach ($elem->childNodes as $node) { if ($node->nodeType === XML_TEXT_NODE) { $text = trim($node->nodeValue); $length = mb_strlen($text); $width -= $length; if($width <= 0) { // Here, I would like to delete all next nodes // and cut the current nodeValue and finally return the string } } } } } I'm not

How exactly is word-wrapping implemented in JTextPane? I'm trying to understand exactly how it works so that I can modify the behavior. Right now, if I have a standard JTextPane inside a JScrollPane, it will break text at spaces, but not inside long words - if there is a string of text without spaces that is wider than the window, it won't wrap/break and a horizontal scrollbar will appear. As the text width increases, the width of the ParagraphView (via getWidth()) increases to hold the text. This article by Lapitsky says that LabelView.getBreakWeight() returns View.ExcellentBreakWeight for

library(ggplot2) my_title = "This is a really long title of a plot that I want to nicely wrap \n and fit onto the plot without having to manually add the backslash n, but at the moment it does not" r <- ggplot(data = cars, aes(x = speed, y = dist)) r + geom_smooth() + #(left) opts(title = my_title) can I set the plot title to wrap around and shrink the text to fit the plot? I do not think there is a text wrap option in ggplot2 (I have always just inserted \n manually). You can, however, shrink the size of the title's text by altering your code in the following way: title.size<-10 r + geom