hello
how do i fix this?
i want this text on one line
It is on one line. But if you want it to not wrap, you can:
That setting only affects new editors. You can use my soft-wrap-indicator package to easily toggle the setting for the currently open editor.
Soft wrap is forcibly turned on for files with long lines, to avoid hangs when attempting to load or edit the file.
I second the “now I have to use another browser”.
MAX_SCREEN_LINE_LENGTH = 500
Not the end of the world, just inconvenient and unexpected.
30 mins ago everything was on one line. I clicked soft wrap to take a look at something and now it will only toggle between hard and soft wrap. For me, atom has been working on no wrap for over a year. Im using atom with Nuclide.
config.cson:
core:
allowPendingPaneItems: false
customFileTypes:
"source.ini": [
".buckconfig"
".flowconfig"
".hgrc"
]
"source.json": [
".arcconfig"
"BUCK.autodeps"
]
"source.python": [
"BUCK"
]
disabledPackages: [
"spell-check"
"node-debugger"
"set-syntax"
"linter"
"tree-view"
]
telemetryConsent: "no"
themes: [
"atom-dark-ui"
"atom-dark-syntax"
]
editor:
fontSize: 11
invisibles: {}
scrollPastEnd: true
"exception-reporting":
userId: ""
linter:
errorPanelHeight: 142
"linter-bootlint": {}
"linter-jshint": {}
"linter-ui-default": {}
minimap:
absoluteMode: true
"node-debugger":
nodePath: "/usr/local/bin/node"
nuclide:
"nuclide-buck": {}
"nuclide-diagnostics-store": {}
"nuclide-diagnostics-ui": {}
"nuclide-home": {}
"nuclide-ocaml": {}
"one-dark-ui": {}
pomodoro:
period: 60
"remote-edit":
showHiddenFiles: true
"remote-sync": {}
tabs: {}
"todo-show": {}
"tree-view":
hideVcsIgnoredFiles: true
welcome:
showOnStartup: false
This really should be a setting since hard coded value is not a good idea and is annoying to new users since the setting appears to not work.
For others who have followed the above without success, in my case I wanted to specifically disable the default soft wrap for markdown documents. I believe the settings for those languages were overriding the “core” -> “editor” -> “softWrap” settings. So I explicitly overrode those and the defaults now work. You can see how to do this by looking at: Soft wrap support, but only for Markdown?
I should clarify that the reason why the advice above wasn’t working for me is because it suggested overriding the “core.editor” settings, which I did, but in my case but the problem was that a more specific language setting was overriding my override. So the solution was to do an override to the override.