On Jun 9, 7:24 pm, Luc Deschenaux
wrote:
>
> I would prefer the third line indented one tab after 'case foo:' than
> aligned with spaces..
> There would be only the space before 'foo=true' to remove, and press
> return to correct..
>
> The point is 'indent with tabs' = 'never use space to align'
Le 10. 06. 11 00:25, Gary Johnson a écrit :
On 2011-06-09, luc.d wrote:
I'm using hardtabs since i use vi and before yet,
but sometimes in vim spaces are used for indentation anyway,
and I hate having to type backspace to replace them :-/
There should be a "purehardtabs" option
On 2011-06-09, luc.d wrote:
> I'm using hardtabs since i use vi and before yet,
> but sometimes in vim spaces are used for indentation anyway,
> and I hate having to type backspace to replace them :-/
>
> There should be a "purehardtabs" option disabling those
I'm using hardtabs since i use vi and before yet,
but sometimes in vim spaces are used for indentation anyway,
and I hate having to type backspace to replace them :-/
There should be a "purehardtabs" option disabling those indent rules
based on string length.
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