Paris wrote:
> On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 17:25 -0500, Stahlman Family wrote:
>> Paris wrote:
>>> The problem with Txtfmt is that I cannot have formated and
>> unformated
>>> text without space between them.
>> True, but in order to change this, I would need to make use of Vince
>> Negri's conceal patch. I have thought of doing this, but the problem
>> is
>> that many Vim users are not comfortable with applying a patch. I may
>> look into making the functionality available as an option for those
>> willing to apply the patch...
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brett Stahlman
>
> The thing is that I wanted to use it not for programming but for a
> translation. So I cant have two spaces between a bold and italics word
> and a non formated one.
Perhaps I've misunderstood your concern, but a single "bold-italic"
token appears as a single space, so I'm not sure why you would need an
actual space in addition to the bold-italic token. In other words,
there's no reason why the Txtfmt token can't simply replace the space
that would normally separate words.
Consider that...
WORD<SPACE>WORD
...in a normal buffer looks identical to...
WORD<BOLD_ITALIC_TOKEN>WORD
...in a Txtfmt buffer, except that the second word is bold-italic in the
Txtfmt buffer.
Brett S.
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