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When I write Python code in VS code, it takes too much control of how it looks, which to me makes it harder to follow. Is there a way i can stop it auto wrapping lines?

What I want:

tn.write(('print(sci:StateString())' + '\n').encode('ascii'))
state = (tn.read_until(b">  ").strip(b">  ").decode('ascii'))
state = state.rstrip()

What I'm getting:

tn.write(
    ('print(sci:StateString())' + '\n').encode('ascii'))
state = (tn.read_until(b">  ").strip(
    b">  ").decode('ascii'))
state = state.rstrip()
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    What code formatter are you using? Commented Jun 9, 2021 at 14:32
  • Are you using the format code option? Commented Jun 9, 2021 at 14:33
  • Similar to stackoverflow.com/questions/30064480/…. Commented Jun 9, 2021 at 14:36

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I disabled Python "IntelliSense" which seems to have done the job

Thanks!

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you are probably using a code formatter like prettier.

you can either disable or change the way it formats by looking at what formatter you have.

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The OP could be using other code formatters.

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