How can I cycle through Editor: Word Wrap settings in VS Code with a shortcut?

2022-05-04 10:48 Charles Roper imported from Stackoverflow

Is there a way to cycle through VS Code's four word-wrap (editor.wordWrap) settings?

The four settings are:

off
on (lines will wrap at viewport width)
wordWrapColumn (lines will wrap at editor.wordWrapColumn)
bounded (lines will wrap at minimum of viewport width and editor.wordWrapColumn)

All I can do right now is toggle wrapping on and off (I've bound this to a shortcut). Note, by 'on' I mean it toggles between off and whichever of the three 'on' states is set.

Depending on what I am doing, I'd like to cycle through the settings instead of toggle on and off.

I've not been able to find a plugin that does this specifically. Is there perhaps a generic way to cycle or select specific settings?

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