🔒 vertical line

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how to set vertical guideline on 80th charecter position

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i use vs studio

[lone flame]

You can add this to your settings.json vscode file

    "editor.rulers": [
        80,
    ],

In short

1. Ctrl + Shift + P to open the command palette
2. Type Open User Settings and select Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON)
3. Add "editor.rulers": [80] and save

(you could also add this to your workspace-level settings.json file instead, to only add the vertical line to your current project rather than any project)

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there is no prefrences

[lone flame]

I'm not sure what you mean 🙂

[lone flame]

Ah, you're in the settings I guess.
There is a search bar at the very top, you can type rulers and you'll see this:

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thanks

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