Randy Lai

Hi @Hubro, it should be fixed by now. Somehow Sublime does not indent comment correctly, so now I first indent the line and then comment the line.

That's strange, it works fine for me now..

Oopps..I can reproduce the issue now in some situations..

This one works ``` x = x + 1 # comment comment comment comment comment comment comment comment y = y + 1 ``` But this one do not ```...

It works for some languages such as Python, but not for some others such as C...

As the major issue has been solved, I will leave this minor issue for the future. I believe there is no quick fix for this one.

I use it mostly for latex. But the default `wrap_lines` function is very buggy in handling latex code. That's why I wrote this plugin.

I will probably leave it as is for the moment. Thanks anyway for the comments.

A pull request is certainly welcome.

some of your modifications are lovely to have while some of them do not fit my common practice. I will keep your modification in mind and will consider merging some...