If this can't be done for Visual Studio, then perhaps we could see this first in Kaxaml?. Word-wrap just works like a word-processor because of the indent data carried within the line-feeds. All formatting is done at the same time as syntax-coloring, based on the position of line-feeds in the XAML context. Required whitespace in preformatted text is preserved whilst still keeping indentation intact. The major difference is the options you have for. If an attribute value has line-feeds, new lines will be aligned with the first line. Xaml page you all mobile developers need protection from xamarin studio xamarin designer support for using visual studio is the representations of xamarin for xamarin In order to do this, the user would have to reference the pointer to the form in the form. Microsoft discontinued support for Virtual PC on the Mac in 2006 owing to new. The RTF includes hanging-indent formatting for element or attribute content, so wrapped text will have extra indentation - to make it clear that it's wrapped (see the wrapped entation value and margin and width attributes)Īll attributes are aligned under one another A Visual Studio Code extension for adding color highlighting to log files. Word-wrap and formatting is quite complex - there are a few things going on in the screenshot:

A sample screenshot shows this - leading whitespace characters (with a yellow background) are only present within an xml:space preserve block: My suggestion goes a bit further because I propose fully automated 'virtual formatting', using margins instead of tabs/spaces, this means word-wrap will always work just like in a word processor. This video (the first 20 secs should do it) shows XAML being reformatted continuously whilst it's edited with no user intervention - the XAML simply 'reflows' during typing, drag'n drop etc. I've only just found this question, after having already put up a request on the VS 2010 suggestions forum.

Here's how I'd like the editor to auto wrap attributes: Here's how the editor auto wraps attributes in VS 2008: Just curious if the XAML editor is any better at auto-formatting and wrapping attributes in Visual Studio 2010.

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