I have a question about UE's handling of wrapped lines. The way I have UE configured, lines that are too long to show on the screen wrap at the right screen edge. I have line numbers set in the left column so I can tell when a line has been wrapped (the "." appears)
My question is - is there any way to get UE to handle the actual FULL line (not each segment on the screen) as a line in edit operations?
What I mean is that if I do an EditDeleteToEndOfLine, it only deletes to the right edge of the screen, not all the way to the actual end of the true line. At least it's consistent - all the Edit options work only on the SCREEN line, not the actual line (e.g. EditMoveLineUp, EditSelectLine, EditDeleteline).
This can be very disconcerting, for example with moving a line up or down, only part of the line moves, just because you have screen wrap turned on. I do a lot of editing of HTML and often have loooonnnng lines, and the way UE works can make it hard to handle.
So, I guess what I would want is an option to handle lines as lines, regardless of the wrap setting (not with the cr/lf insertion wrap method, of course) - e.g. if I delete a line, the WHOLE line gets deleted.
My question is - is there any way to get UE to handle the actual FULL line (not each segment on the screen) as a line in edit operations?
What I mean is that if I do an EditDeleteToEndOfLine, it only deletes to the right edge of the screen, not all the way to the actual end of the true line. At least it's consistent - all the Edit options work only on the SCREEN line, not the actual line (e.g. EditMoveLineUp, EditSelectLine, EditDeleteline).
This can be very disconcerting, for example with moving a line up or down, only part of the line moves, just because you have screen wrap turned on. I do a lot of editing of HTML and often have loooonnnng lines, and the way UE works can make it hard to handle.
So, I guess what I would want is an option to handle lines as lines, regardless of the wrap setting (not with the cr/lf insertion wrap method, of course) - e.g. if I delete a line, the WHOLE line gets deleted.