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> Only time and experience can change a mind on this topic. It's |
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> intersting to watch how as a programer matures so do his coding |
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> habbits. |
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Hmm, theres an interesting issue here though. How many coders here |
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learned to code during the hardcore pascal era? the "you use two spaces |
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indentation" was slowly and forcibly poured down my throat and into my |
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spine, I still do it everyime I'm in a decent pascal / delphi editor. |
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(so far no IDE has been equal to borland tp-7 or above, definitely not |
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their sk. c/c++ IDE's, but that's a different flame ;) |
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Now, when I started c/c++ coding (and later, java) it was <tab> all the |
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way... but, pascal? no... its doublespace you darn morons! it has to be! |
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force! foooorce! and make a sed-script if it isn't :) |
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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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//Spider |
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