Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 02:09:19 -1000 From: parv@pair.com To: f-q <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: A pager with explicit (un)wrap-long-lines key bindings and/or options Message-ID: <20141217120919.GA91144@holstein.holy.cow>
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Hi there, I am looking for a pager that has EXPLICIT options and/or key bindings (preferred) to set & unset wrapping of long lines[0]. I really don't want to deal with environment variables which may or may not be set. Options|Key bindings should override any environment variable or settings in a configuration file. Environment variable, LESS, is set to "-SsIXR -x4"[1]. less has only a option to now wrap long lines (-S | --chop-long-lines). Listed in the manual page is that default is not to wrap. (Well, invoking less as "\less" does not override the "-S" in LESS.) Also tried w3m; it does not have any option specific to wrapping of long lines. If nothing comes up, I will cook up some vi(m) solution (to work on both FreeBSD and any other given GNU/Linux setup). - parv [0] Problem comes up when trying to make sense of a URL in email (in mutt) along with text around for context. [1] As to obvious reason to not set "-S" in LESS: setting the -S option is helpful most of the time where seeing extra characters can be deferred. --
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