On 9/4/07, Eivind Uggedal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > FWIW, I use dwm on a two monitors setup with generally four columns, a
> > typical example being at
> >
> > http://www.personal.rdg.ac.uk/~sis05dst/desktop.jpg
>
> OT: How doy you manage to program with a non-monospaced font?
It's not completely clear what you're asking. If you mean "how do you
deal with indentation and lining up stuff in non-ms font" then
indentation (particularly semantic indentation like in python) is
always done in spaces so that's not a problem. You can't do things
like line up
if(function(boo,
zoo)){
so that the zoo lines up under the opening bracket, so I don't do that
:-) (And I don't find I miss it.) The basic reason I use a prop font
is that I generally find the biggest problems in my programming is
mismatches between things defined/used and other inconsistencies and
generally with a prop font I can get more on the screen to correlate
between files.
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