On Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 02:10:40PM -0800, SJS wrote:
I have sinned by using the TAB key to control indent, but now that I
have learned about ^{T,D} in vim, I may escape that habit.
Hurrgh... ^D is "close stream" to me. I don't like typing it. :-/
Vi has used ^{T,D} for at least 20 years, probably closer to 40, it's
hardly new.
Also, ^D isn't "close stream", it's EOF. Whatever is reading from stdin is
free to ignore it an continue (set ignoreeof in the shell, for example).
It does not close the stream. All it does is cause a 'read' to return 0
bytes.
Dave
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