On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 11:54, Tony Mechelynck
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> I don't personally use variable tabs so maybe I'm off-target; but for
> some options (such as 'syntax' and 'filetype', not to mention
> 'compatible') special actions are taken at the exact moment when their
> their setting is modified by a ":set" command. Why not say that a ":set
> ts=" or ":setlocal ts=", with a value (not ":set ts?" or equivalent)
> will, at that instant, set vts to empty in the same range (":set",
> ":setlocal" or even ":setglobal")? (IIUC, 'ts' is remembered but not
> acted upon if 'vts' is nonempty, the way, let's say, 'cindent' is
> remembered but not acted upon when 'indentexpr' is nonempty)
Even better, just unset vts if ts is set and vice versa. Or copy all ts
settings into vts, basically removing the ts functionality.
Richard
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