ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05) (SCCS 1.4)
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ww [-on | -off | -c <n> | -i | -a]
"word wrap"
DESCRIPTION:
The word-wrap feature instructs the editor to automatically begin a
new line when you are entering text and encounter the right margin.
When this feature is not enabled, which is the default mode, text
entry will cause scrolling to the right when the cursor reaches the
right window border.
The command can be used in various forms:
ww -on Enable the word-wrap feature. The default right
margin is the right window border. When word-wrap
is enabled, a 'W' inside a small box is present in
the edit window's title bar. If word-wrap is
already enabled and 'ww -on' is executed, the
right margin is set to the right window border
regardless of its current setting, even if the
right margin was previously set via 'ww -c <n>
(see below).
ww -off Disable word-wrap.
ww -c <n> Enable word-wrap and set the right margin to the
specified column. This means that if you are
entering a word that would extend beyond the
specified column, ce will automatically create a
new line below the current line and move the
entire current word from the current line to the
beginning of the newly created line.
ww -i If word wrap is currently enabled, show the
current word wrap column in the command output
window. If word wrap is not currently enabled,
this option has no effect.
ww -a If word wrap is currently enabled, the current
line is word-wrapped. If word wrap is not
currently enabled, an error message is displayed.
ww Toggle the state of the word-wrap feature.
RELATED HELP FILES:
bl (Balance)
case (Change Case)
tf (Text Flow)
untab (Remove Tabs)
ww (Window Wrap)
support (customer support)
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