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Seamless Toggling of Wrapped/Unwrapped States #18
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This (in combination with previous patch) allows for seamless back-and-forth toggling between wrapped and unwrapped states.
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The position changes (or non-changes) when wrapping/unwrapping can be jarring. This PR maintains flow and "spatial idempotency", allowing you to toggle back and forth between wrapped and unwrapped states without moving. Addresses #7 .
Here is a GIF of it in action:
https://imgur.com/a/PaDZtzA
I am only hitting the "wrap" command key binding repeatedly to cycle back and forth between the wrapped/unwrapped states, with no need for any movements on my part.