Does it have word wrap, and maybe Justify options?

[Layarion]

I'm looking for something to format my text by not splitting words in half, and sometimes I have an use for Justify formatting styles.

I ask because on the very nice readme/wiki page no mention of it was made. Is there more documentation somewhere?

[equiman]

Yeah take a look of align section in documentation.

https://github.com/deinsoftware/colorify/blob/master/README.md#writeline

https://github.com/deinsoftware/colorify/blob/master/README.md#align

There is no Justify option.

[Layarion]

I did, but I only see Left, Right, Center, and Split. This doesn't explain if there is a word-wrap or justify option.

The image literally above that, even shows that there isn't a word wrap because "bring" is split at the last character.

I will say though, the documentation is nice. If i'm using a .net core 3.1 Console App does this still work? I'm new to programming and VS but I installed the nuget and I couldn't get the Using Alba.Colorify or whatever it was to be recognized by VS.

[equiman]

The library works with the .Net framework behavior of WriteLine. Actually there is no custom implementation of word wrap or justify.

It's compatible with .net Core 2 and 3 versions.

I don't understand what is "Alba.Colorify". To understand how this library works, take a look inside Sample folder. Better easy to use a guide than words.

[equiman]

@Layarion try with this.

_colorify.Wrap("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer sed turpis in ligula aliquet ornare tristique sed ante. Nam pretium ullamcorper condimentum. Aliquam quis sodales ex, vitae gravida metus. Suspendisse potenti. Maecenas nunc sapien, semper vel tincidunt sed, scelerisque ut est. Nunc eu venenatis libero. Nulla consectetur pretium leo. Nullam suscipit scelerisque neque fringilla volutpat. Aliquam condimentum, neque quis malesuada ultrices, mauris velit tincidunt arcu, vel sodales tortor felis quis velit. Aliquam tempus ullamcorper orci, vitae pretium leo maximus ut. Aliquam iaculis leo sed tempor mattis.", bgWarning);

Hope it's what you need.

[equiman]

I think justify can be done with same idea, but adding the end spaces between word. I will try to add it on the future.