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word wrap
word wrap or wordwrapn (Computer Science) computing a function that shifts a word at the end of a line to a new line in order to keep within preset marginsTranslationsword wrap
word wrap[′wərd ‚rap] (computer science) A procedure whereby a word processor automatically ends each line when it is full and starts the next line with the next word, never breaking a word. Also known as wrap mode. word wrap (text)A feature of word processors and most text editorswhere a word which would extend past the right hand margin ismoved to the following line. This is more sophisticated thancharacter wrap which only moves to the next line for the firstcharacter past the right margin and thus will break some wordsin the middle. The program may actually insert a new line inthe text at the point where it is wrapped or it may onlydisplay it as though it contained a new line at that point.word wrapA word processing feature that moves words to the next line automatically as you type based on the current right margin setting. Some word processing programs allow word wrap to be turned off for writing source code. Of course, for customized spacing, you can always press Enter for a hard return just as in the old typewriter days. See hard return.Word Wrap
Word WrapIn word processing, the feature that allows text that goes past the margin to be automatically transported to the next line without any break or hyphenation in the word. This occurs unless the word itself is longer than a line. |