Re: elastic tabstops and gvim's GTK text widget

2006-10-19 Thread Peter Hodge
Hello,

Do you intend to make Elastic Tabs available in a console vim as well?

regards,
Peter


--- Nick Gravgaard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi all,
 
 I am the creator of a mechanism called elastic tabstops (see
 nickgravgaard.com/elastictabstops/). Right now, my plan is to try and
 implement this in as many text widgets as possible so that the editors
 that use them will be able to easily add this as a feature. Since vim
 (well, gvim really) is my editor of choice I thought I'd start with
 that. Could someone tell me which GTK widget gvim uses and what
 problems they think I might encounter?
 
 Any other comments are also welcome.
 
 Thanks,
 Nick
 




 
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Re: elastic tabstops and gvim's GTK text widget

2006-10-19 Thread Peter Hodge
 I don't think so - just the GTK version. One of the advantages of the
 elastic tabstop system is that proportional fonts can be used without
 breaking vertical alignment, and obviously this advantage is invalid
 in a monospaced console.

I'm not fussed about proportional fonts, I'm interested in not having to
manually add and remove whitespace.  But I only run OS X and Windows GUIs
anyway.

regards,
Peter



 
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Re: elastic tabstops and gvim's GTK text widget

2006-10-19 Thread Peter Hodge

--- Nick Gravgaard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On 20/10/06, Peter Hodge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   I don't think so - just the GTK version. One of the advantages of the
   elastic tabstop system is that proportional fonts can be used without
   breaking vertical alignment, and obviously this advantage is invalid
   in a monospaced console.
 
  I'm not fussed about proportional fonts, I'm interested in not having to
  manually add and remove whitespace.  But I only run OS X and Windows GUIs
  anyway.
 
 Yeah well the proportional fonts thing is only a side benefit. There
 are other more important advantages such as the one you mention.
 
 Do you know if gvim uses a standard GTK text widget?

I have absolutely no idea, sorry.  If you download the Vim source, you should
find everything GTK-related in these files:

  gui_gtk.c
  gui_gtk_f.c
  gui_gtk_f.h
  gui_gtk_vms.h
  gui_gtk_x11.c

If no one else on this list can help you, then Bram ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is the
person to ask.

regards,
Peter



 
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