i use vim on both linux and windows. but i found their indentation
behavior a little differently.
say i was coding a c program on the below line
void foo_fun( int p1
then i press return on linux, the cursor come to a pleasant position,
that became,
void foo_fun( int p1
steven woody wrote:
i use vim on both linux and windows. but i found their indentation
behavior a little differently.
say i was coding a c program on the below line
void foo_fun( int p1
then i press return on linux, the cursor come to a pleasant position,
that became,
void foo_fun( int p1
On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 10:36:32AM +0200, A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
steven woody wrote:
i use vim on both linux and windows. but i found their indentation
behavior a little differently.
say i was coding a c program on the below line
void foo_fun( int p1
then i press return on linux, the
steven woody wrote:
On 8/18/06, A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
steven woody wrote:
i use vim on both linux and windows. but i found their indentation
behavior a little differently.
say i was coding a c program on the below line
void foo_fun( int p1
then i press return on
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
P.S. I'm no Vim official, just a user like you. Next time, please use
reply to all rather than reply to sender so the list gets it and,
if e.g. I've gone to bed, someone else can reply.
But, Anthony -- you get paid the top salary available for Vim mailing
list
But, Anthony -- you get paid the top salary available for Vim mailing
list personnel! :)
Of course, it's probably a bit difficult to buy a cup of coffee with it...
And you're both still making twice my vim mailing-list salary! :)
-a mock-disgruntled tim
Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
P.S. I'm no Vim official, just a user like you. Next time, please use
reply to all rather than reply to sender so the list gets it and,
if e.g. I've gone to bed, someone else can reply.
But, Anthony -- you get paid the top salary
On Fri, 12 May 2006, John Schmerge wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a question about changing vim's indentation behavior for
c/c++:
Is it possible to get the editor to insert tabs to signify *indentation*
level, and to insert spaces to align text *after* the indentation? I've
been trying to find some
