Auto String Wrap

Automatically handles syntax for splitting long string values onto multiple lines in C# files.

When you press Enter inside a string literal, this extension automatically inserts:

• A closing quote
• A concatenation operator (+)
• A new line with one level of indentation deeper
• An opening $" (if it was an interpolated string) or " otherwise

Features

• Automatic formatting of string literals in C#
• Preserves indentation by adding one extra tab relative to the original line
• Works with interpolated ($") and standard (") strings
• No need for manual fiddling with quotes and + operators

Usage

1. Open any .cs file.
2. Inside a string, place the cursor where you want a line break.
3. Press Enter.

Example:

context.Logger.LogError($"Some extremely long log string that would be a lot cooler on two lines {nameof(ThisClass)}");

Press Enter before "lot" becomes

context.Logger.LogError($"Some extremely long log string that would be a " +
    $"lot cooler on two lines {nameof(ThisClass)}");