Hector A. Abreu <habre...@gmail.com> writes: > 1) In Vim I set the number of columns that I want for a specific paragraph > that I will highlight to re-format: > > :set tw=72 > > PROBLEM: In Emacs Evil-mode I get this message: State tw=72 cannot be set > as initial Evil state
Yes, this does not seem to work. And I have to admit, that have no idea whether it should — unfortunately Evil is not as well documented as GNU Emacs itself. But you could always use native key sequence: ‘M-72 C-x f’ (mnemonics: ‘f’ for ‘fill’) or ‘M-x set-fill-column RET 72’ is you prefer command line over key sequences. > 2) In Vim I highlight the paragraph with Visual mode (V and then j or k). > Works ok in Emacs Evil-mode. > > 3) In Vim I type gq to put all the lines of the paragraph within the limits > set on step 1. By the way, why not just ‘gqap’? > In Emacs Evil-mode apparently is putting the lines within > the limits of step 1, but I am not sure since step 1 showed the message > mentioned on step 1 for Emacs Evil-mode. It apparently does not. > 4) In Vim I type :runtime macros/justify.vim in order to be able to > highlight the paragraph, and with _j put all the lines of the highlightd to > end at the exact column number set on step 1, so the paragraph can look > straight and aligned in the right margin. Nothing of this will work in > Emacs Evil-mode, I guess because the Vim macros will not work. You do not need external macros to justify paragraph in Emacs, it’s built-in feature: ‘M-1 M-q’ (instead of ‘1’ you may use any other number; and ‘M-q’ without prefix means fill without justify). _______________________________________________ implementations-list mailing list implementations-list@lists.ourproject.org https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/implementations-list
