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What about a wordwrap hotkey?

2005-06-07
2012-11-13
  • Alfredo Sosa

    Alfredo Sosa - 2005-06-07

    Well, I'm a Linux user, but when I go into any MS OS, this is one of my most used app. As I'm webdeveloper/webmaster, I need an advanced text editor like this one.

    Congratulations!

    What about a wordwrap hotkey?

     
    • alwinschoemaker

      alwinschoemaker - 2007-09-07

      *kick*

      I'd like a shortcut for this functionality as well. Any change we can expect this in any future releases?

      thanks!

      Alwin

       
    • Cr3d0

      Cr3d0 - 2007-10-09

      Me too, Ctrl+W would be ideal for this like in most of the other editors, including the original Notepad.

       
    • Cr3d0

      Cr3d0 - 2007-10-09

      I solved it, hope it helps to the others too, there may be an easier solution, but I can't find the original, built-in shortcuts (it may be in the registry or elsewhere), only the user defined ones in shortcuts.xml:

      Record a Word Wrap or any other desired action: click Start Recording, Word Wrap, Stop Recording. Save the macro with Save current recorded macro with a desired name, for example Wrap, and set it to an unused key combo (check the combos in Settings / Shortcut Mapper), I advice the Ctrl+1 ... Ctrl+0. Then it will work and show up in Shortcut Mapper and shortcuts.xml. Now the tricky part (this was my main problem, the conflict), open Shortcut Mapper, set the wanted but used combo (for example Ctrl+W) to an unused one (Ctrl+2) and then set your saved combo (Wrap) to the desired one (Ctrl+W).

      It was really logical, but somehow took one day to figure out, I just switched to Notepad++ after UltraEdit ate one of my bigger projects and recently introduced Word Wrap problems.

       
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