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Sorry, I don't have much time for Vrapper anymore. I didn't mean to completely ignore this issue though.
I'll flag this as a feature request. I think it'd be easier to implement a "should wrap at line endings" boolean option than implement the full whichwrap feature as it exists in Vim but even with that said, we have lots of various checks for line endings in different methods so it might still have inconsistent behavior. Hopefully I can find some time to confirm the scope of this request at least.
Huh, I never noticed this even though my Vim setting is similar to what you want. Apparently our current hard-coded behavior would be similar to set whichwrap=b,s,[,].
@ultimoamore I think there is a workaround though, try putting the following in your .vrapperrc:
noremap <Left> <BS>
noremap <Right> <Space>
noremap h <BS>
noremap l <Space>
The workaround seems to work fine! It'll do. I don't know if you want to keep the feature request open; it's not the same as "whichwrap", but it's fine for what I need (and to be honest I don't know if there could be any real-world difference).
Can I use the arrow keys to wrap, as in
set whichwrap+=<,>,h,l,[,]
?
(see http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Automatically_wrap_left_and_right)
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