Cut the lines in the end

Cut the lines in the end

[Adrien Poupin]

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Hi everybody,
(I hope you will forgive my lack of english words...)
I just discovered org-mode and really enjoy it. And I would like to use it
especially for my writing tasks. To do that I need the end of lines to break
in the end.
But I want Emacs only *presents* me the long line cut (with little arrows to
say it is actually one long line). I don't want Emacs to put a \n character.
I hope that's kind of clear. In fact that is much simple, but I cannot find
the way to do this.

I would have liked this functionality to be added by default to org-mode ;
how could I tweak that ?

Thank a lot by advance.

-- 
Le Barde.

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Re: Cut the lines in the end

[Rémi Vanicat]

Adrien Poupin <adrien.poupin@gmail.com> writes:

> Hi everybody,

> I just discovered org-mode and really enjoy it. And I would like to use it
> especially for my writing tasks. To do that I need the end of lines to break
> in the end.

You want long line to not be truncated by org mode: you have to set
org-startup-truncated to nil, by example adding

(setq org-startup-truncated nil) somewhere in you .emacs

Note that "tables look terrible when wrapped."

You might also want to set word-wrap to t if you don't want word to be
cut in their middle, but line to be only cut between word (when possible
of course)

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Rémi Vanicat

Re: Re: Cut the lines in the end

[Adrien Poupin]

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Thank you. This is also what I wanted. Problem solved ;-)
Bye all.
Adrien.

2009/9/14 Rémi Vanicat <vanicat@debian.org>

> Adrien Poupin <adrien.poupin@gmail.com> writes:
>
> > Hi everybody,
>
> > I just discovered org-mode and really enjoy it. And I would like to use
> it
> > especially for my writing tasks. To do that I need the end of lines to
> break
> > in the end.
>
> You want long line to not be truncated by org mode: you have to set
> org-startup-truncated to nil, by example adding
>
> (setq org-startup-truncated nil) somewhere in you .emacs
>
> Note that "tables look terrible when wrapped."
>
> You might also want to set word-wrap to t if you don't want word to be
> cut in their middle, but line to be only cut between word (when possible
> of course)
>
> --
> Rémi Vanicat
>
>
>
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Re: Cut the lines in the end

[Adrien Poupin]

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Thank you very much Scot, the trick helped me. I've put the
*'(global-visual-line-mode
t)* line inside the custom-set-variables block.
I am going to see what I can do to cleanly get the org-indent-mode.

Have a nice day everybody.

2009/9/14 Scot Becker <scot.becker@gmail.com>

> Somehow I thought visual line mode was on in Emacs 23 by default, but
> I do this which turns it on everywhere (see below), then turn it off
> manually on those occasions (looking at code when your buffer width is
> shorter than line length) when I want it off.  A simple M-x
> visual-line-mode toggles it. (And there is also an option in the
> pull-down menus as well.)
>
>  '(global-visual-line-mode t)
>
> No disturbance at all, I just thought if what you wanted was something
> else, I'd help you find where to look.  You might send a brief one
> liner to the list (reply-all) to my last message, saying that visual
> line mode did the trick, just so no one spends time working out help
> you don't need.  This is a very helpful list.
>
> And you might be interested in the new org-indent-mode, with dynamic
> outline indentation under Emacs 23.  I haven't had the chance to try
> it yet.  I think it does soft INdenting, as well, so long headlines
> look prettier.
>
> Keep very well.
>
> Scot
>



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