s...@pobox.com wrote:
> Andreas> what about putting cursor with
>
> Andreas> `py-next-statement' and `py-previous-statement'
>
> Andreas> at first char on line instead of bol?
>
> Andreas> Committed it, so you may try...
>
> I've personally never used either command before. I s
Andreas> what about putting cursor with
Andreas> `py-next-statement' and `py-previous-statement'
Andreas> at first char on line instead of bol?
Andreas> Committed it, so you may try...
I've personally never used either command before. I suppose the changed
behavior would be fi
Hi,
what about putting cursor with
`py-next-statement' and `py-previous-statement'
at first char on line instead of bol?
Committed it, so you may try...
Cheers
Andreas Röhler
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Barry Warsaw wrote:
> On Jan 22, 2009, at 8:43 AM, Jeff Bauer wrote:
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>> s...@pobox.com wrote:
>>> My preference would be to leave it as-is.
>
>> +1. While not up to lisp-y levels, I also find it useful with
>> nested tuples/functions, esp. if they span multiple lines.
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> I'll add my own +1.
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On Jan 22, 2009, at 8:43 AM, Jeff Bauer wrote:
s...@pobox.com wrote:
My preference would be to leave it as-is.
+1. While not up to lisp-y levels, I also find it useful with
nested tuples/functions, esp. if they span multiple lines.
I'll add my
s...@pobox.com wrote:
My preference would be to leave it as-is.
+1. While not up to lisp-y levels, I also find it useful with
nested tuples/functions, esp. if they span multiple lines.
-Jeff
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Andreas> with my Emacsen corresponding parentheses are highlighted also
Andreas> in python-mode, which doesn't seem of much use there.
I rely on it all the time. Complex if expressions, nested function calls,
mixing dicts, lists, tuples. All provide ample opportunity to screw up
paren b
Hi,
with my Emacsen corresponding parentheses are
highlighted also in python-mode, which doesn't seem of
much use there.
Editing python-code I see two more useful alternatives:
- deactivate it per default.
- get the beginning of block/function/class
highlighted, if cursor is at the end (and
