Hi,
while editing C/C++-source I often came into the following situation:
This is the "original" code
a_pulses = times * proportional_x ;
b_pulses = times * proportional_y ;
c_pulses = times * proportional_z ;
...then I see, that the last line must be corrected. I position my
cursor over the second "p" of that line and press cfz and get as
an intermidiate state this;
a_pulses = times * proportional_x ;
b_pulses = times * proportional_y ;
c_pulses = times * proportional_$ ;
...then I type correction followed by <ESC>
a_pulses = times * proportional_x ;
b_pulses = times * proportional_y ;
c_pulses = times * pi ;
. Unfortunately the ";" jumps to the left cause "pi" is shorter than
"proportional_z".
Is there a mechanism available, which fills automagically the missing
space with " " when doing a cf<char> or cw with a shorter word as the
replacement or (other situation) "eats up" space, when replaceing is
done with a longer word as in
a_pulses = times * proportional_x ;
b_pulses = times * proportional_y ;
c_pulses = times * pi * 2.721 * phaseloop ;
???
(The examples given are a special case of the general question I
have.)
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
Keep hacking!
mcc
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