Crie um plugin para isso. Selecione Ferramentas »Novo plug-in… e insira o seguinte script:
import sublime, sublime_plugin
class WrapLinesExCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, edit):
wrap_column = 0
if self.view.settings().get('word_wrap') == False:
# wrapping is disabled, do nothing
return
if self.view.settings().get('wrap_width') == 0:
# compute wrap column from viewport width
wrap_column = int(self.view.viewport_extent()[0] / self.view.em_width())
else:
wrap_column = self.view.settings().get('wrap_width')
e = self.view.begin_edit()
rewrap(self.view, e, wrap_column)
self.view.end_edit(e)
def rewrap(v, e, column):
# 0-indexed current line
current_line_no = 0
# RHS expression is line count, can change whenever we create a new one
while current_line_no < v.rowcol(v.size())[0] + 1:
# where current line drawing starts
current_line_coords = v.text_to_layout(v.text_point(current_line_no, 0))
# rightmost character drawn in current viewport
textpos = v.layout_to_text((v.em_width() * (column), current_line_coords[1]))
# physical line boundaries as absolute text positions
current_line = v.line(textpos)
if textpos < current_line.b:
# the current line spans multiple rows, so insert a newline at the wrap column
textpos = v.layout_to_text((v.em_width() * (column), current_line_coords[1]))
next_line_indent = v.text_to_layout(textpos+1)[0]
# TODO why -1?
next_line_indent_chars = int(next_line_indent/(v.em_width()))-1
# determine how to indent the following line based on how wide the wrapping indents and what the current tab/spaces settings are
if v.settings().get('translate_tabs_to_spaces') and v.settings().get('use_tab_stops'):
next_line_indent_chars = next_line_indent_chars / v.settings().get('tab_size')
next_line_indent_string = '\t' * next_line_indent_chars
else:
next_line_indent_string = ' ' * next_line_indent_chars
# insert newline and spacing at wrap column (sublime hides actual line endings from editor, therefore it's always LF)
v.insert(e, textpos, '\n' + next_line_indent_string)
else:
# only continue to the next line if we didn't edit the current line
current_line_no = current_line_no + 1
Salvar, por exemplo como wrap_lines_ex_command.py no diretório padrão ( User ).
Para torná-lo acessível na barra de menus, selecione o item de menu Procurar Pacotes… , navegue até a pasta User e edite Main.sublime-menu (criando-o, se necessário), conforme descrito em < um href="https://superuser.com/a/452190/22317"> esta resposta por isso contém texto como por exemplo o seguinte:
[
{
"id": "edit",
"children":
[
{"id": "wrap"},
{"command": "wrap_lines_ex", "caption": "Wrap All Lines"}
]
}
]
Screenshots
Antes:
Depois:
É claro que, neste caso, devido aos comentários serem incluídos, o código não funcionará mais. Mas esse é o comportamento como design por questão.
