I like to use word wrap because I don't use new lines where it doesn't make sense. So, some lines may be wider than the screen. Now to avoid scrolling which is not an ergonomic friendly act, I enable the word wrap feature for all types of languages. You can enable this by going to Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> All Languages. The option is "Word Wrap". I also enable the "Show visual glyphs for word wrap" option to recognize the places where the word wrapping occurs. All good.The bug is when I try to copy the line that is wrapped using the keyboard shortcut for single line copy. You can copy the content of the current line Visual Studio by just clicking the copy button or just CTRL + C. When I do this on a wrapped line, it only copies the first line of the wrapped text. Even though content is technically a single line, the copy mechanism seems not getting it.The line selection also works the same way. When I select the complete line by keeping the cursor at the beginning of the line and press SHIFT+DOWN, it is supposed to select the whole line. When I enable the word wrap, it doesn't.The argument against the argument that it should select only what is visually on the same line is that what is visually on the same line is irrelevant to developer. When I make a line copy, I almost never want something wrapped to be left out of the selection and copy. Wrapping is a function of the available screen width and a line selection based on that doesn't make sense.
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