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On Mon, 2002-04-29 at 20:00, Joachim Blaabjerg wrote: |
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> Spider wrote: |
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> > now, Does anyone know how to make gpm transfer tabs/spaces ok instead of |
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> > converting all my tabs to spaces? or failing gpm working, getting vim to |
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> > notice gpm broken paste and convert and align nicely? |
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> I don't know how that would be done, and I agree with mr. McArthur that it is |
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> unlikely to happen. However, you could always use an sed ugly hack once in a |
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> while to convert tabs to spaces. |
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> sed s/"\t"/\ \ \ \ /g source-tabs.c > source-spaces.c |
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> It works here, but I realise it's _far_ from a solution (and ugly as hell). |
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> Just replace the number of escaped spaces to suit your needs. |
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This will be _very_ ugly for tabs that are not at the beginning of the |
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line. i.e. when tab should expand to a _less_ then 8/4 spaces, as it |
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starts not at a tabstop position. |
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