Handling wordwrapping in lists

[maliayas]

I believe the most proper and consistent styling of lists is like below (if you prefer wrapping your document):

In this case, wrap_lines (Alt Q) command should handle this style of wrapping. Currently, when I run wrap_lines on the below list item:

I get this:

It would be greate to get this instead:

For this, wrap_lines commands should be overwritten:

• If pressed when the cursor is on a list, apply the suggested wrapping style. Only that list item shoud be wrapped. Below or above items sohuldn't be touched, even if there is no empty line in between.
• If pressed on other places, apply the standard wrapping style.

Dear @ttscoff and @felixhao28, what do you think about this?

[felixhao28]

Honestly I rarely use wrap_lines command so it is your call, but from your description I think splitting to several lines in one list item makes more sense than splitting to several list items.

[felixhao28]

Wait, what is this wrap_lines command? I am so confused right now. @maliayas

[maliayas]

It's the regular line wrapping command for long lines. You can find it in the default key bindings file as:

{ "keys": ["alt+q"], "command": "wrap_lines" },

[felixhao28]

Why I am not seeing it in keymap?

[maliayas]

It's not our addition, but Sublime Text's native fature. So you can find it in ST's native default keymap file.

What I proposed in this issue was simply improving that default wrapping style according to markdown conventions.

Regards,

Ali Ayas

2018-02-09 06:22 tarihinde Felix Hao yazdı:

Why I am not seeing it in keymap https://github.com/SublimeText-Markdown/MarkdownEditing/blob/master/Default%20%28Windows%29.sublime-keymap?

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