Christope
Thanks for the feedback!!
I've updated the post, and changed how the long-line wrapping is done. It now works by checking after most characters are added to the output buffer, which fixes the clipped character. The wrap-check function evaluates the original line to determine the indent, and returns the number of chars to indent (+2) if wrapping is needed. The wrap position is now defined in the PostPrep.ini file - the WordWrap was changed from a boolean to a numeric value, indicating at/after which column wrapping should be considered.
I also removed the funky "$Lc + 'font..." type definitions by replacing the "<" and ">" chars with their HTML string equivelents.
Give the new version a go and let me know if you find any more issues.
One caveat with line wrapping - it wraps on space, tab, and these characters: ",+-/*". Since "-" is also a dash/heyphen, I'm thinking about removing that as a breakable character.
Also - when strings are broken, the resulting code may insert a CRLF in the output. The code would be more complex, but creating a "diversion" to hold the string text (with quotes" and breaking before and/or after might be better. Maybe the next release.
For now, the user should be aware that text strings may need to be "repaired" back to single lines. I'm also reviewing the HTML guide - maybe the answer is to insert HTML "soft" spaces?
Glenn
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