Re^2: Regex's, parentheses, and the mysterious ( ??{ } ) operator

Or to show it more clearly (I hate the way the Perlmonks site dispays code snippet, all configurable and stuff, why didn't I configure my user configuration options

There , fixed it for you :) Help for User Settings, User Settings

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Re^3: Regex's, parentheses, and the mysterious ( ??{ } ) operator by Clovis_Sangrail (Beadle) on Jul 12, 2013 at 15:55 UTC
Or, to put it in a somewhat more user-friendly manner, click on the "user settings" link in the comment to which I am replying, and you will be taken to a long list of configuration options, none of which have anything to do with line-wrap or code-wrap. However, at the top of that page are links for ten or so more pages of settings that you can mess with. Fortunately the very first of these, "Display Settings", has the needed stuff. Within the several tables of configuration options are selections to turn off code wrap altogether, or increase the length before wrap happens. I turned off wrapping, it works for me.	[reply]

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Re^3: Regex's, parentheses, and the mysterious ( ??{ } ) operator
by Clovis_Sangrail (Beadle) on Jul 12, 2013 at 15:55 UTC

Or, to put it in a somewhat more user-friendly manner, click on the "user settings" link in the comment to which I am replying, and you will be taken to a long list of configuration options, none of which have anything to do with line-wrap or code-wrap. However, at the top of that page are links for ten or so *more* pages of settings that you can mess with. Fortunately the very first of these, "Display Settings", has the needed stuff. Within the several tables of configuration options are selections to turn off code wrap altogether, or increase the length before wrap happens. I turned off wrapping, it works for me.

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