How to soft wrap files in Android Studio


A step by step guide on enabling soft wrap on all files in the Android Studio editor.
Step One: Open Settings

In Android Studio, open Settings.
Step Two: Enable Soft Wrap

In the Preferences window, under Editor > General, turn on Soft Wrap using settings similar to those above.
Please note that we used *.* to make it soft wrap all files. If you wish to target specific files use nomenclature similar to "*.md" for markdown only or ".txt; .dart" for soft wrapping text and dart files only.
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