Bug in "expand" command.

2003-07-04 Thread fzottola
This is related to the expand comand's behaviour when you use it to change tab to spaces, and specifying two spaces per tab. The point is, the spaces inserted for a 2 spaces/tab command are actually the same as having specified 1 space/tab. And the difference is observed when you specify 3 spaces/

Re: Bug in "expand" command.

2003-07-05 Thread Paul Eggert
That doesn't look like a bug to me. For example, the first line of hints.txt contains 1 . T so there are three columns before the tab, which means that expand -t1 and expand -t2 should behave the same. Perhaps you didn't notice the ? ___ Bug-coreu

Re: Bug in "expand" command.

2003-07-07 Thread Paul Eggert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Yes, I knew that the space was actually there. > > If you use the very first line of hints.txt file, as if you had a > column ruleguide, you may notice that the output (expand- > bug.txt) never show the start of the sentence below the > first five of the ruleguide. S