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by TrianguloY
2024 days ago
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I always configure and use line wrap on all my editors, consoles and other text displays when possible.
You have a 1000 chars wide display? Use it all. You are working with multiple windows 50 chars wide each? Use it all. Having long lines simply because you like long lines is usually hard to understand, but the opposite is also true. Each line should be 'one logic instruction', splitting a function call for the last parameter looks just wrong (for me) specially if it is placed below with 70 spaces at the beginning. Try to display heavy 80-chars code in a 70-wide window and you'll see (same as for some emails). |
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