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You can toggle word wrap for the VS Code session by pressing a key combination. On Windows or Linux, simply press Alt+Z. On MacOS, you can also press Option ⌥ + Z. Alternatively, one can enable/disable word wrapping by selecting View > Word Wrap from the Menu.
you may want to change a couple of options in RStudio to make the editor easier to use: Go to Tools>Options>Code Editing, and then select "Soft-wrap R source files", and "Highlight selected line".
"editor. wordWrap": "on" You can toggle word wrap for the VS Code session with ⌥Z (Windows, Linux Alt+Z).
The phrasing of “Toggle Word Wrap” is descriptive, but it can sound confusing at a cursory glance. It simply takes any text that runs off the side of the screen and consolidates it within the window and a nicely formatted style!
"4. Enable code wrapping If, like me, you like to work with multiple windows up at once, you will undoubtedly run into the issue of not being able to see your code without scrolling sideways. While the best solution is to simply get in the habit of chopping your code up into shorter, more legible segment, a fair alternative is to have R Studio “soft wrap” it for you. All this means is that any part of your R script that would usually fall off the side of your screen is, instead, continued on the following line. Give it a try:"
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