In a file that is configured as a "plaintext filetype", rewrapping a block of text that is indented N spaces doesn’t wrap the text to the configured margin, but to N columns past the margin. For example, if I have a block of text that is indented 4 spaces and configure the plugin to wrap at 80 columns, the text is wrapped at 84 columns instead. A block indented 8 spaces is wrapped at 88 columns, etc.
I have tested this with both Markdown and reStructuredText and both file types exhibit this behavior when the corresponding file extension is listed under "plaintext filetypes" in the plugin settings.
IDE: PyCharm 2026.1
Plugin: Wrap to Column 1.9.4
In a file that is configured as a "plaintext filetype", rewrapping a block of text that is indented N spaces doesn’t wrap the text to the configured margin, but to N columns past the margin. For example, if I have a block of text that is indented 4 spaces and configure the plugin to wrap at 80 columns, the text is wrapped at 84 columns instead. A block indented 8 spaces is wrapped at 88 columns, etc.
I have tested this with both Markdown and reStructuredText and both file types exhibit this behavior when the corresponding file extension is listed under "plaintext filetypes" in the plugin settings.
IDE: PyCharm 2026.1
Plugin: Wrap to Column 1.9.4