I like using ST to write in markdown, but the UNNECESSARY wrapping when typing CJK characters is very annoying.
VS Code does this much better:
see: https://cl.ly/saHl/Screen%20Shot%202018-06-28%20at%2023.39.01.png
Many people have talked about this issue. But still not solved. Pls help to fix it!
It seems that the problem here is Sublime is always relying on whitespace to do wrapping, whereas in CJK languages there are no spaces, so you can wrap on (almost?) between any two ideograms.
Not sure what’s the case with Japanese Kana and Korean, but the OP’s example is chinese which has only ideograms.
Actually people do input whitespace between Chinese ideograms and alphabet words. A long Chinese sentence with e.g. English words will be wrapped at the whitespace between ideogram and letters, which is not right.
The right one should be like this, in VS Code:
Can somebody offer some advice please?
%YAML 1.2
---
# http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/syntax.html
name: LaTeX(gg)
file_extensions: [tex, texgg]
scope: text.tex.latex
extends: Packages/LaTeX/LaTeX.sublime-syntax
contexts:
zzzz:
- match: '.'
scope: text.tex.latex.zzzz
Reference: [Solved] Curly brackets causing unwanted line wrapping in custom syntax?
There is no reference to a scope called zzzz.
The referenced thread just makes a completely new syntax with the main scope tokenising characters, rather than basing it on a different syntax.
Thank you.
After some study, I found no method to make sublime to wrap Chinese sentences as VS Code did.