On Thursday 08 March 2007 13:59, Jonas B. Nielsen wrote: > I will look into converting all tabs to spaces, it is simply in the > fingers and I find it hard to not use tab, perhaps I should just map the > key to something else - actually I do not get all the fuss about > tabs, but I will clean it up. > > > (vim's :retab command is likely to be useful in fixing up this one) > > I am using Komodo for this kind of work.
Most real editors will bind the Tab key to an indent-line command, instead of
actually inserting a literal tab (or a fixed number of spaces). Emacs does
this by default, and I couldn't live without it. (And actaully, it even
works for python and Haskell, where whitespace is sensitive. It's quite fun
to see it in action, but I digress...)
However, you will want to set intent-tabs-mode to nil in your .emacs file to
avoid 8 spaces being auto-replaced with a tab.
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