Visual Studio Code is built-in tight packaging.

Question

I am doing some documentation in Markdown using Visual Studio Code. The problem is that I'm used to hard packaging.

The only thing I found for installing tight packaging in Visual Studio code was the EditorConfig extension. EditorConfig is not a Microsoft extension, and sometimes you can see strange things, for example, for example, wrapping some inline code (between the reverse steps: `` ).

Is there a built-in way to configure tight packaging in Visual Studio Code? If not, how do people install soft packaging in Visual Studio Code to make Markdown great (for example, keep the indent after wrapping in a long paragraph with a bulleted list)? Is there a plan for a future built-in tight packaging in Visual Studio Code?

thanks

Update: in the hard text, each new line is actually a line, has a different number. Soft wrapping is wrapped only for display: you change the changes in the viewport and lines, but each paragraph is just a line, a number --- like in VS code.

Update2: you can tightly wrap with the VSCodeVim extension the same way you wrap in Vim: g , q , } or any other combination with g , q .

Answer 1

To quickly switch word wrap you can use Alt + Z.

After going to " Preferences" you can find the following settings : "User Preferences" :

 "editor.wordWrap": "wordWrapColumn", "editor.wordWrapColumn": 100 

This will put the EOL in the hundredth column of each row.

If you want to use it only for markdowns, you can use

 "[markdown]": { "editor.wordWrap": "wordWrapColumn", "editor.wordWrapColumn": 100 } 

Answer 2

I am currently using the ReWrap extension to create text hyphens.

I am pleased with the default settings. However, the plugin offers settings that you can customize to your liking.