Original 1.30 (2003 November 16) version of this file.
#Plain text editor columns code#
It is the modified version of the original Julius-C.-Duque's tool Iįound on internet with the modification code by Denis Williamson, from This version of this tool is dated 10:07:51. Duque) on CPAN to let him keep trace of those changes but to no avail, his email address is no longer valid. I tried to contact the original author (J.C. Duque mentionned above by Dennis Williamson, I have slightly modified this tool to suit need for bulleted / numbered paragraphs. To add some info about the paradj programme from Julius C. However, the other answers all fill their own niches and I recommend others visiting this question to look at them as well. I found the emacs fill commands the easiest to use among the answers, and I appreciate how it recognizes even non-whitespace indentation (for stuff like # and // comments). I accepted the following answer because it was the one that worked best for me. nano's Justify command doesn't count because it doesn't actually make the lines uniform width.
OpenOffice and TeX: They just use formatting to change how the text is displayed.It'd also be great if there was a text editor with such a feature. The example above is justified to 53 characters per line, but line width in my actual document varies from 60 to 79. It's okay to add spaces (without breaking words over lines), but I need to control the target width of the paragraph (in # characters). Same design flaw: The game treats them too much like Some neat, some interesting, and others just indica. These phantasmic balls have some strange properties, They're almost allĬaused by the same design flaw: The game treats them too much like regular
Interesting, and others just indicative of lazy design. To use an example from my document, a paragraph like this: These phantasmic balls have some strange properties, some neat, some I manually add spaces, breaking words with hyphens if necessary, until the lines are uniform length. I'm composing a plain text (.txt) document that has left-and-right justified paragraphs.
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