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Re: indent ragion
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Jason Earl |
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Re: indent ragion |
Date: |
Tue, 04 Dec 2007 10:03:54 -0700 |
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Gnus/5.11 (Gnus v5.11) Emacs/22.1 (gnu/linux) |
cgiocoli@gmail.com writes:
> Suppose you have a text like this
>
> Hi all,
> I have been used emacs for a long time.... but I want to do something
> very special and I think that emacs can do it.
> Considering one paragraph how can I indent all the paragraph
> automatically to fit a box for example?
>
> indent in a rectangle is to make this
>
> Hi all, I have been used emacs for a long time...
> but I want to do something very special and
> I think th at emacs can do it. Considering one
> paragraph how can I indent all the paragraph
> automatically to fit a box for example?
Oh yeah, you can definitely do that. What you
want is to full justify the paragraphs. You can
do that by using the set-justification-full
command (M-x set-justification-full). You also
probably want to take a look at the
set-fill-column command. This allows you to tell
emacs where to break the lines.
This paragraph has the fill-column variable set at
50 (default for me is 70). I set that using C-u
50 M-x set-fill-column. Then I did M-x
set-justification-full and I have fully justified
paragraphs.
As you probably guessed you
can also do things like M-x
set-justification-center.
This paragraph has a
fill-column of 30.
Or you could right justify,
just to be different. There
probably are some uses for
this sort of thing.
When you are all done goofing around you can put things back to normal
fairly easily.
Jason