Latest version: 1.6.1 (view changes)
Reformats code comments and other text to a given line length. For VSCode and now also for Visual Studio.
Similar to wrap/fill paragraph in Sublime (alt+q) Emacs (M-q) or Vim (gq); but more powerful.
- Re-wrap single & multiline comment blocks in many languages. Also configure settings per language.
- Smart handling of contents, including java/js/xmldoc tags and code examples.
- Can select multiple comments/paragraphs at once (even the whole document).
- Also works with Markdown documents, LaTeX or any kind of plain text file.
The main Rewrap command is: Rewrap Comment / Text, by default bound to
Alt+Q.
Put the text cursor inside a comment line, block or plain text paragraph and invoke the command to wrap to the preset column (default is 80). You can also select just a few lines, or multiple comments in one selection.
See the Features page for more examples on how to use.
A second command, Rewrap Comment / Text at column... allows you do a wrap at a custom column. This has no default keybinding, but is available in the command pallete (F1).
See the wiki for pages on configuring settings and keybindings.
The full list of types currently supported is:
AutoHotKey, Bash/shell script, Batch file, C, C#, C++, CoffeeScript, CSS, D (partial), Dart, Docker file, Elixir, Elm, F#, Go, GraphQL, Groovy, Haskell, Html, Ini, Jade, Java, JavaScript, LaTeX, Lean, Less, Lua, Makefile, Markdown, Objective-C, Perl, PHP, PowerShell, Protobuf, PureScript, Python, R, Ruby, Rust, Sass, SQL, Swift, Tcl, Toml, TypeScript, Visual Basic, Xml, Xsl, Yaml.
For any other type of file, plain-text paragraph wrapping is still supported.
Please report any issues, suggestions or feature requests you have in issues!