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<lots of snippage> |
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REQUEST: Please trim your emails. |
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>Sure, but the problem just is: they do not align for different |
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>tabwidth's, so the emacs/vi-mode is not going to help much in |
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>that respect. We either have to do it with only a space |
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>before the \, or all use a tabwidth of 4 as recommended by |
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>drobbins. |
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>Ill rather go for the space before the \ then, no offence to |
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>the 4 tabwidth guys ;) |
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As a 4 tabwidth guy, I don't care which one. The space+\ method works for |
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both camps, so I prefer it as a standard. |
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kabau |
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"UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that |
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would also stop you from doing clever things." --Doug Gwyn |
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