foobar wrote: > Tomek Sowiński Wrote: > >> Andrej Mitrovic napisał: >> >>> If you really want to set up a column limit that *everyone* has to abide >>> to, then make a poll to see what everyone can agree on. >> Actually that's a splendid idea. Let's take it easy. Regardless of that >> silly beef I'm really curious what distribution will emerge. >> >> What is your preferred *maximum* length for a line of D code? (please reply >> with a number only) >> >> -- >> Tomek >> > > I think that putting an artificial limit is incredibly stupid. Haven't anyone > here learned the "No magic numbers" rule?!?! > > Walter correctly pointed out that it's harder to read long rows, however, > unlike printed text and ancient terminals, current display technology is much > more dynamic. > Font size, zoom level, screen form-factor, window size, resolution, etc means > that each person can configure his own individual optimal view. > > As the OP said, use word wrap and adjust your editor window width/font > size/zoom level/etc to your liking. > If your editor does not support this "new" feature, go get a new editor and > don't bother other people with different preferences. > Stop forcing this moronic "one size fits all" attitude on everyone.
Do you know of any editor that can word wrap *while respecting
indentation*? Any editor I know will wrap to the first column, which
renders indentation pointless in the presence of long lines...
Jerome
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