With emacs (non windows), I see '$' mark at the end of the line when the terminal width is narrow. Is there a way to break the long line to the next line instead of showing the '$' mark?
M-x auto-fill-mode works fine for text-mode, but with org-mode, the $ mark remains with the auto-fill-mode.
Unlike C-n and C-p , most of the Emacs commands that work on lines work on logical lines. For instance, C-a ( move-beginning-of-line ) and C-e ( move-end-of-line ) respectively move to the beginning and end of the logical line.
To turn on Visual Line mode in the current buffer, type M-x visual-line-mode ; repeating this command turns it off. You can also turn on Visual Line mode using the menu bar: in the Options menu, select the ' Line Wrapping in this Buffer ' submenu, followed by the ' Word Wrap (Visual Line mode) ' menu item.
Auto Fill mode is a buffer-local minor mode (see Minor Modes) in which lines are broken automatically when the line becomes too wide and you type SPC or RET . M-x auto-fill-mode. Enable or disable Auto Fill mode. SPC RET. In Auto Fill mode, break lines when appropriate.
You can get emacs to break long lines into multiple shorter lines with M-x fill-paragraph
or M-x fill-region
. You can also make this the default behavior with M-x auto-fill-mode
.
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