Posted 20 years ago
by Boyd
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Sr. Software Developer,
Patterson Consulting, LLC
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In Visual C# 2005 Beta, there is a word wrap option called "Show visual glyphs for word wrap". This setting, when enabled, will draw a little "loop" glyph at the end of a line if it gets wrapped (similar to the WhitespaceLineEndCharacter when WhitespaceLineEndsVisible = True).
It doesn't appear that this feature currently exists in Syntax Editor, and it looks like it'd be a nice visual cue for when word-wrapping takes place (and perhaps not too difficult to implement).
It doesn't appear that this feature currently exists in Syntax Editor, and it looks like it'd be a nice visual cue for when word-wrapping takes place (and perhaps not too difficult to implement).