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jul:
hi,

what is the vertical line across the editor? how can I get rid of it?

thanks

Jul

MortenMacFly:
It shows you when a line is more than a fixed number of characters (usually 80) long. This is e.g. to ensure you can print a source-code without having line-breaks caused by the limitation of a max.-80-chars-per-column of your printer (in ASCii mode) or terminal.
To disable (change) it go to Settings->Editor->Gutter,margins and caret and change the "Gutter and margins mode" to "none.
With regards, Morten.

tiwag:

--- Quote from: jul on May 02, 2006, 04:43:38 pm ---what is the vertical line across the editor?

--- End quote ---
it's the Gutter line,
it shows you a specific column (which should not be exceeded while writing your code in order to have nicely layouted printouts)
The Gutter line column position, color and visibility can be adjusted from the Settings->Editor dialog


--- Quote ---how can I get rid of it?

--- End quote ---
to switch it off, set
Settings->Editor->Gutter, margins and caret->Mode: = None


i guess such a terrible complex question can't be explored alone
by searching the available options in the settings dialogs,
therefore i'm pleased that i can give you the answer ...

MortenMacFly:
I guess I've been a few seconds faster... ;-)

--- Quote from: tiwag on May 02, 2006, 04:59:25 pm ---i guess such a terrible complex question can't be explored alone
by searching the available options in the settings dialogs,
therefore i'm pleased that i can give you the answer ...

--- End quote ---
:lol: :lol: :lol:
With regards, Morten.

Vampyre_Dark:
Yeah, way to treat your users!  :lol: Those Dumbasses, how dare they not know what that vertical line was called!

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