hi!
when indenting lines with activated wrapping, the first line of a paragraph is indented, but not the following (the wrapped) ones. is it possible to get the whole paragraph being indented?
there's a similar thread, but no reply: http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3666003
can anybody help me?
greetings
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i'm looking for a small editor that i can take with me and run on every shitty computer i have to use, to create a latex dokument.
at home i'm using TeXnicCenter which is great, but has to be installed in order to work properly.
so on the road, i need a clean presentation of my written text, otherwise i will lose track.
the "ReWrap text to (Clipboard or 72) width" tool changes the txt file and if i have to add something in that paragraph, i would have to unwrap and rewrap the hole thing again...
(openoffice doesn't do the job either... and i'm using tex, because i don't want a word processor. ;) )
thanx for the reply anyway. at least now we know for sure, that there is no such feature. :)
greetz,
g
(sorry about the other posting (http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4332337)... either i'm blind, or i used some crazy keywords. ;) )
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It's doing what it is supposed to do. The line-wrap feature is displaying the whole _single_ line in a form for easy viewing. The indentation is on the _single_ line.
If you want, you can make it multiple lines with one of the built-in TextFX tools (thanks, Chris Severance!), "TextFX > TextFX Edit > ReWrap text to (Clipboard or 72) width".
If you want to do that kind of word processing without reflowing the lines with physical newlines, consider a word processor. A decent open source version can be found at <shameless plug> http://www.openoffice.org/ </shameless plug> and it can do what you want. --Joel
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hi!
when indenting lines with activated wrapping, the first line of a paragraph is indented, but not the following (the wrapped) ones. is it possible to get the whole paragraph being indented?
there's a similar thread, but no reply: http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3666003
can anybody help me?
greetings
would be a very nice feature anyway!!
i'm looking for a small editor that i can take with me and run on every shitty computer i have to use, to create a latex dokument.
at home i'm using TeXnicCenter which is great, but has to be installed in order to work properly.
so on the road, i need a clean presentation of my written text, otherwise i will lose track.
the "ReWrap text to (Clipboard or 72) width" tool changes the txt file and if i have to add something in that paragraph, i would have to unwrap and rewrap the hole thing again...
(openoffice doesn't do the job either... and i'm using tex, because i don't want a word processor. ;) )
thanx for the reply anyway. at least now we know for sure, that there is no such feature. :)
greetz,
g
(sorry about the other posting (http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4332337)... either i'm blind, or i used some crazy keywords. ;) )
I don't know how to do this, but I would like it! Have been frustrated by this in the past.
It's doing what it is supposed to do. The line-wrap feature is displaying the whole _single_ line in a form for easy viewing. The indentation is on the _single_ line.
If you want, you can make it multiple lines with one of the built-in TextFX tools (thanks, Chris Severance!), "TextFX > TextFX Edit > ReWrap text to (Clipboard or 72) width".
If you want to do that kind of word processing without reflowing the lines with physical newlines, consider a word processor. A decent open source version can be found at <shameless plug> http://www.openoffice.org/ </shameless plug> and it can do what you want. --Joel