solved Editor: name of this vertical line

[Mr. E 6]

I have always been unable to find an answer to the following:
The vertical line I point to in the image:

Does it have a name?
Can its horizontal position (width or column) be changed?

 

Is it correct for what I think it is?
When using Format Code (Ctrl-D), it makes all the code stay inside the limit of that column.

 

Thanks in advance.

[JonRobertson 39]

The editor right margin. It is configurable:

 

Tools->Options->User Interface->Editor->Display, in "Margin in gutter" section, "Right margin" 

[Mr. E 6]

Thank you @JonRobertson

Using the words you provided, I managed to find the section to adjust/wrap the code to more than 80 columns when formatting with Ctrl-D

Tools -> Options -> Formatter -> Delphi -> Line breaks -> Right margin.

I changed it from 80 to 120 to test it and it does work.

 

 

I also discovered that searching for the words "right margin" does not locate the "Formatter" section I was looking for.

 

This other post ("Change the scroll width of the Delphi IDE Editor window"), complete what I needed to adjust the code formatting.

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..I can find two separate setting in the Delphi (XE) IDE that affect the editor width:

1) the right margin setting under [Editor Options][Display]

2) the right margin setting under [Formatter][Delphi][Line Breaks]

The 1st option only seems to affect the width of the visible right margin in the editor, the 2nd option affects the wrap width of the auto-formatter. ...

 

 

Edited March 26 by Mr. E

[Stano 140]

Several of us have a set value of 120 points. It depends on the resolution of the monitor. At my 3440 x 1440 it's fine.