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   Hello Anton,   
      
   An entity in disguise of Anton Shepelev (2:221/6) wrote to me:   
      
    AS>            https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2646   
      
   [...]   
      
   In other words... "It's complicated". :-)   
   This hard-wrap thing really is a mess. An ordinary user gets confused because   
   opinions differ so drastically.   
      
    AS> I for one invariable use hard-wrapped text because it is   
    AS> beautiful, device-independent, and widely supported by   
    AS> clients and text editors. It guarrantees my text looks the   
    AS> way I wrote it.   
      
   I can see. On occasions when I use tin (news client for GNU/Linux terminal) in   
   a window wider than 100 columns (usually it's 100 to 140, which is reasonable   
   having all this screen estate) all unwrapped lines just spread over to the   
   right border (and that alone sucks). To make matters worse, it doesn't seem to   
   have a word-wrap option, the only instance I've found in its config is   
   "wrap_column=XX" which obviously wraps all columns wider than XX, thus forcing   
   to break apart words too. Imagine when it does this with 2-char words, like   
   prepositions and such.   
      
    GH>> I know that Vim can do it (as I type this text) and this   
    GH>> is what I thought GoldED was capable of doing as well.   
    AS> Vim is in fact specifically /designed/ to work with with   
    AS> hard-wrapped text, whereas configuring it for soft wrapping   
    AS> takes extra effort and even then is not as comfortable.   
      
   I'm no Vim expert at all, but it is really powerful when it comes to text   
   manipulation of any kind. The ultimate downside is its concepts being "the   
   utter opposite of user-friendly", it has a ton of cryptic one-char commands   
   and its combinations that you either have to memorize or refer to a kind of   
   "cheat sheet" every now and then.   
      
    GH>> If you can set up your news reader to do the same it   
    GH>> would solve the issue with extra-long lines.   
    AS> My newsreader is already wrappeing long lines, but it does   
    AS> not help.  They are too wide, forcing me to squeeze the   
    AS> window to get a comfortable line length.   
      
   At least you can "squeeze" it when you're using a GUI viewer, which doesn't   
   make sense with GoldED. Although it seems to work in a Linux terminal window   
   with most text-mode applications.   
      
      
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