Okay, now that I'm playing with my settings im getting really inconsistent results that I cant really explain.
If I open up a new buffer, with the following two lines in it <tab>good tabs #<tab>bad tabs the command seems to work exactly correctly, whether my ":set et", or my ":set noet" is active However, in the actual buffer where I'm trying to do this (its been up for several hours) this isn't the case. Like I said, it wasnt working here at all. But after I toggled my ":set et" and ":set noet" it seems to operate the same way regardless of which one is set. But it isnt doing quite what I want. Its only replacing the tabs on the lines I want it to; however, the new tabstop seems to be applied first. So, if the line opens with "#<tab>text", after the command I have "#<100 spaces>text" > Just to confirm, what are your relevant settings? > > :set et? ts? sts? :set ts => tabstop=2 :set sts => softtabstop=0 I'm sure there are some more settings I just dont know about which could explain this. Though I didnt set any special settings on my buffer . . . Confused, Todd --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
