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#Horizontal ruler how to
#Horizontal ruler code

Public static void drawOneTick(int tickLength, int tickLabel) Public static void drawOneTick(int tickLength) Here is a link of a photo public class MyRuler

I tried to put a sample output but I need 10 reputation but it's very similar to an english ruler.

#Horizontal ruler how to

This configuration shows you how to color the configuration we used above.I'm new to java and I'm trying to print an english ruler horizontally instead of vertically, any help is appreciated.

#Horizontal ruler code

This configuration demonstrates the whimsy side of playing with VS Code's configuration and the ruler is certainly one of the more whimsical editor-features that VS Code ships with. Many front-end developers opt for this configuration because 125 is often used as the preferred line-length for HTML, and 80 is the preferred line-length for JavaScript embedded in HTML documents. You can see that there are now two vertical lines, rather than a single line. The screen shot I took is a bit short, but it communicates the point well enough.

Be simply adding one value to the configuration in the last example ( as shown in the snippet below) we can add another ruler.

The array allows VSC users to add multiple rulers. Obviously the ruler takes an array as its assigned value. Once the configuration takes, your editor should look like this: ( to see how to reload your window quickly, scroll to the end of this answer). PLEASE NOTE! It may be required that you reload the instance of VS Code (semantically speaking: some refer to this as reloading the window) being configured to get the newly added configuration to render as expected.

Add the following JSON Property to your settings.json file.

I will mention it here, just because it is the correct place to start. The obvious setting is the setting that has been suggested many times over. This is important, because without the images you would have to bounce back and forth between here & your editor to see what each configuration looks like.Ĭonfig #1 | The Obvious Single Ruler Config The images allow you to view a configuration, then see the result that the configuration has. Each configuration builds on top of the last configuration, consequently The first configuration is simple, and offers a simple result, whereas the last configuration is more complex and offers much more.įor your convenience, I have included images at the bottom of each configuration's example. I have formatted the question below into 4 configurations. The following answer is far more recent than the other answers provided for this question, therefore it is important to note that this answer contains information & content not provided by any of the other answers.