RowsWrap

Some high-quality text editors have a significant problem with "nawrapovat" or line wrapping for larger files. This is due to the fact that they often display colored syntax and the wrapping algorithm is not one of the trivial ones used in programming, so the application often "freezes" and at best has to be restarted. So if the editor is able to open your large file but can no longer wrap its lines, you need to edit the file, and this program called "RowsWraper" is for that. It works with files saved in UTF-8 encoding, but it is no problem to convert a file in ANSI encoding to the desired format using the editor "Notepad.exe", for example. The program has support for opening the selected file in "Notepad.exe" and then you can easily save it in the selected encoding, which is located in the combox on the file save dialog just below the file name editor. This allows you to create a backup copy of the file if you choose a different name for it than the original file. The program will then work with the copy saved in UTF-8 encoding, thus avoiding any loss of sensitive data. You can then load this file copy into the file path field labeled "File path for "rows wrap" operation". The edit named "Name for new file" is used to insert the name of the newly created file, which will already contain the formatted rows. Another important element on the application dialog is the setting of the line length in "How many characters on rows?" characters. It is preset to "100", but you can choose your own value after viewing the new file. You don't have to worry about the program splitting your words. The algorithm will search for a suitable space, so the new line will then contain the whole word and not just part of it. This version is limited to a file size for formatting not exceeding 1MB.