On Sat, 4 Oct 2008 at 02:37 Richard Hartmann wrote:
I would suggest adapting the helpfiles to reflect the above, though.
I found the section called VIEWING TABS in the chapter 05.7 of the
standard vim manual. It contains the following:
:set listchars=tab:-,trail:-
with the explanation what
2008/10/6 Vladimir A. Pavlov [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1. it would be difficult for a novice who came from another editor
to find that place and he/she won't probably find the solution of
the problem. Are there better places?
Agreed. But havin it _somewhere_ is better than nowhere.
2. is the
That seems unexpected to me.
Cheers,
Craig
Think about this. Changing it would be unexpected to the vast majority
of vim users. I agree with Bram, this is best left alone.
- Ian
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Vladimir A. Pavlov wrote:
A few days ago I wrote the following to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd like to switch to vim but there is an annoying issue with
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When the cursor is at a tab character most editors display
the cursor at the beginning of the interval the
On 02-Oct-08 20:03, Vladimir A. Pavlov wrote:
Hello!
A few days ago I wrote the following to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd like to switch to vim but there is an annoying issue with
it that I couldn't solve.
When the cursor is at a tab character most editors display
the cursor at the beginning
Not to take sides, but just to add my comments...
1) In normal mode, if you have the 'list' option on, the cursor is displayed at
the beginning of the tab character, not the end. So now it's not just mode
that determines it. If you sit your cursor on a tab character and repeatedly
toggle
