Re: Filling a string?

["Pascal J. Bourguignon" <pjb@informatimago.com>]

Marcin Borkowski <mbork@mbork.pl> writes:

> Hi all,
>
> so I want part of the buffer to have wrapped lines (preferably at word
> boundaries), and part to have not (like having toggle-truncate lines
> only for a region).  I suspect this is not possible, so my next bet is
> to have a filling function for a string (so that I can fill it before
> inserting into a buffer).  Is there anything like that in Emacs or
> should I just use a temp buffer and the built-in filling functions?

You can use set-justification-left et al. to insert newlines in paragraph (and refill a paragraph).

You can use set-justification-left et al. to insert newlines in
paragraph (and refill a paragraph).

So you can have both kind of paragraphs in the same buffer.

You can reset the justification after inserting the string in the
buffer.  If you do that by program, you may use the set-justification
function.

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