Small tool for wrapping long string literals in source code. Runs entirely in the browser--your code is never transmitted anywhere.
When you want to include a long string literal in your C-language-family code, but you want to respect a line-width convention.
The motivation here comes from LPC coding (MUDs) where it's much more common for long string literals to be embedded in the code than be loaded in from a resource file.
##Example
StringLitWrapper can turn the following:
void init() {
set_room_desc("You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.\nThere is a small mailbox here.")
}
into the much more terminal-friendly:
void init() {
set_room_desc("You are standing in an open field west of a white house, "
"with a boarded front door.\nThere is a small mailbox here.")
}
Just drop your code into the textarea and go.