>> align everything on multiples of 8. I.e. start by setting
>> cperl-indent-level to 8.
> I changed that. It works :) And i was confused again, because i had
> (setq tab-width 4)
> in my .emacs . So I googled a bit and I found the solution.
> so this works fine for me:
> (setq cperl-continue
> align everything on multiples of 8. I.e. start by setting
> cperl-indent-level to 8.
I changed that. It works :) And i was confused again, because i had
(setq tab-width 4)
in my .emacs . So I googled a bit and I found the solution.
so this works fine for me:
(setq cperl-continued-statement-
> hi everyone, I need to just use tabs for indentiation with emacs and
> cperl_mode to stick to our coding style guide. I've search quite a while
> but i didnt found anything that could help me.
> in http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/emacs.html#Just%20Spaces is
> decribed to use only space
> Stop asking Emacs to indent with spaces.
i never did that. ( well i think so )
> The default on Emacs is to indent with tabs.
even with no emacs config files there are spaces and tabs for indentation.
( if I indent for 8 "spaces" there is a \t instead of the spaces in the
files i saved.
mayb
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> hi everyone,
>
> I need to just use tabs for indentiation with emacs and cperl_mode to stick
> to our coding style guide.
> I've search quite a while but i didnt found any
"Martin Barth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
>> C-q TAB ? Would this work? OTOH: couldn't you switch off cperl-mode,
>> i.e. remove Perl files from auto-mode-alist?
> well, C-q TAB would be something like a workaround since I am using
> cperl-mode because I write perl code *g*.
>
> and I lik
Hi,
> C-q TAB ? Would this work? OTOH: couldn't you switch off cperl-mode,
> i.e. remove Perl files from auto-mode-alist?
well, C-q TAB would be something like a workaround since I am using
cperl-mode because I write perl code *g*.
and I like the cperl-mode indent function with TAB but i need onl
Am 08.06.2005 um 13:18 schrieb Martin Barth:
I need to just use tabs for indentiation with emacs and cperl_mode to
stick
to our coding style guide.
C-q TAB ? Would this work? OTOH: couldn't you switch off cperl-mode,
i.e. remove Perl files from auto-mode-alist?
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