* John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. Using vim, how could I replace tabs with spaces ?
Sorry, don't know vim at all (never used it), but if you have a look
through this guy's site you may be able to find something.
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If you're wanting to convert tabs to spaces for emails XEmacs +
Gnus does it by default.
> 2. Using vim (again), how could I find a matching brace or bracket
> '}'
> or ')' for a brace or bracket that the cursor is on? I'm using vim
> to brush up on some programming skills and need a quick way of
> finding a match for a brace, not just the 'next brace'.
XEmacs does this too. Along with quite a lot of other nice things
that makes programming a whole lot easier.
> 3. I can't find a way to get mc (Midnight Commander) to let me
> select
> individual files at a time. I can select a group using the '+' key
> but not a group of differently named files.
Tap on the Insert key on any file you want to select. (hit it again to
unselect).
> I did have another question but don't want to push my luck :-)
And just when I was starting to enjoy myself too. :-)
BTW, here's a couple of URL's to look for XEmacs et al...
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| <http://www.xemacs.org/>
| <http://www.gnus.org/>
| <http://socha.net/XEmacs/>
| <http://socha.net/Gnus/>
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