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#31666
Bad interaction between visual-line-mode and wrap-prefix on long lines
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On 2018-06-01 03:36, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> What about this case:
>
> Input
> 123456789
> xxxxxxx aaaaaaaaaaaaa
>
> ? Would you rather see this:
>
> 123456789
> xxxxxxx
> aaaaaaaaa
> aaaa
>
> or this:
>
> 123456789
> xxxxxxx a
> aaaaaaaaa
> aaa
>
> ?
I think I'd be fine with both, with a preference for the second one, especially if it's cheaper to compute that way.
> See also the fundamental problem with what you'd like Emacs to do,
which I described in another message.
Yes, this is a good point, and I don't have a great idea to overcome it.
That does suggest a more restricted improvement, though. The specific case in which I notice this issue is org-mode:
**** http://...very-long-string...
- Item 1
- http://…very-long-string…
I never want a break after leading '*' characters or bullets, or at the beginning of a line. In other words, changing this (| is the left margin):
|asdasd http://
|*** xyz http://…
to this:
|asdasd
|http://…
|*** xyz
| http://…
is OK, but changing this:
| http://…
|*** http://…
to this:
|
|http://…
|***
| http://…
is confusing.
How hard would it be to introduce a no-break text property? Then I could wire org-mode to put no-break properties on leading spaces and on spaces following '*' markers and everything would be good.
Clément.
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