问题
I wanted to print a simple text document and make sure words wrap on word boundaries. I tried both
set linebreak
and
set wrap
but when printing, it just breaks on the right column in the middle of words. Is this possible for printing?
回答1:
You are creating a text file without any built-in linebreaks so each paragraph is a single "line", even though with linebreak and wrap set, it looks like they are multiple lines). This is why printing breaks at fixed places. (According to http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/various.html#printing it does not seem like you can have vim respect linebreak/wrap during print.)
To avoid this, if you want text to wrap while you are editing, do
set textwidth=70
to wrap at the 70th column. If you want your file to have long lines (e.g., so it formats fine when loaded into MS Word or something), then you will have to pre-process the text version before printing it. So, for example, you can try:
fmt file.txt | lpr
or if you have enscript installed, you should be able to try:
enscript --word-wrap file.txt
to print. An existing file can be wrapped by running in vim:
gggqG
that is, 'gg' to go to start of file and 'gqG' to reformat 'gq' from the current position (i.e. the first line) to the last line (by going to 'G'). 'gq' will respect your current textwidth setting.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/533385/how-do-you-enable-word-wrap-in-vim-when-printing