word wrapping การใช้

• It becomes visible only after word wrapping at the end of a line.
• :: : Then you'll need to implement the word wrapping yourself.
• Splitting the text into 3 parts won't work, I need word wrapping.
• :I would recommend trying to reuse an OS implementation for word wrapping if at all possible.
• I got tired of handling word wrapping in long link lists, for instance in navigation boxes.
• Alternatively, you might be able to ask for the same word wrapping feature but with a ridiculous " line length " of 99999 or so.
• An alternative is to only put newlines at the end of each paragraph, and leave word wrapping up to the application that displays or processes the text.
• For example, they all include automated word wrapping ( to hard returns ( which force both a new line and a new paragraph ), and manual page breaks.
• This distinction helps to reuse already formatted text, when line breaks and soft hyphens inserted during word wrapping have to be removed to convert the text back into its unformatted form.
• All times should be in UTC . Within tables, commonly repeated terms such as " Space Centre " should be dropped, and if possible, word wrapping should be avoided.
• Note that SetWindowAttributes sets a word wrap flag, when set this indicates the subtitles are written with word wrap in mind, and this may be used as a hint to the decoder that word wrapping is safe.
• Microsoft Notepad has had this functionality since its very first version, Gedit has it, vi supports it with the " set lbr " option, and every major graphical web browser has proper word wrapping even on Unix platforms.
• Therefore, in the logic of word processing, newline is used as a "'paragraph break "'and is known as a " hard return ", in contrast to " soft returns " which are dynamically created to implement word wrapping and are changeable with each display instance.
• It included all the basic features common to most word processors of the day, including automatic word wrapping, spell checking, copy and paste, underlining, and boldfacing; and it also boasted a few of the most-commonly-used advanced features, such as mail merge and few others.
• :: : Regarding Wordpad, assuming you save as a text file ( suffix " . txt " ), it does not remember the choice of word wrapping ( set with the " view " menu ) according to the file name, it remembers it according to the view that was last used, no matter what file was being edited.