[Bug] Show boundary

[Tsukasa]

When you open the editor, "Show boundary" always unchecked.

[Stephen Wright]

Sadly, I've actually gotten used to doing: alt + ( e, e, s ), enter. 

Every time I start the program

[Martin "Cohen" Balazik]

Thanks for the report, we'll take a look at that.

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Martin "Cohen" Balážik

[Miguel Nunes]

This is still an issue in Intype 0.9.5.

When I turn Boundary on in the preferences, as soon as I re-open Intype it's disabled again.

If I make the change manually in presets.itConfig, changing "boundary_show : false" to "boundary_show : true", after opening Intype it's reverted back to false.

[Martin "Cohen" Balazik]

Fixed, will be available in the next release.

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Martin "Cohen" Balážik

[Nick Tzanos]

Since there is a discussion about this. Can someone please tell me why they would need to boundary? I always turn it off and never really found any use of it.

Kind regards,

Nikos T

[Miguel Nunes]

I don't know what's the real use of it but I am used to an editor which had it always one and found it handy to create line/separator comments always the same size (78/80 char). Maybe that's the only function of the boundary and I use it a lot. I think it's also possible to word wrap at the boundary.

[Martin "Cohen" Balazik]

I tend to hard-break source code to 80 or 120 chars limit, but I don't want to be limited by that. That's when the boundary is useful. Also some coding styles require the same thing.

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Martin "Cohen" Balážik

[Nick Tzanos]

Thanks guys :)

[Martin "Cohen" Balazik]

<3

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Martin "Cohen" Balážik