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veach1
Is it possible in next version to insert in options something like "keep tabs\replace tabs with spaces".
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Tommy
You mean optimal fill on saving... That's already supported...
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Tommy
Ok
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Tomasz Grysztar
Internal structure of this editor doesn't allow such tabs to be implemented, as this is a "fixed-space" kind of editor (I don't know whether there is some official terms for such kind of editors, DN's one was of this kind, I'm not sure whether were there any more). To comment/uncomment lines without shifting you can use overwrite mode (combine with vertical blocks and you can do it on multiple lines).
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veach1
Quote: Internal structure of this editor doesn't allow such tabs to be implemented ![]() As I understood, "fixed-space" editor is that, where I can put cursor into any position on the workspace. I know at least three tools of that type with true tabs: FAR, Turbo C++ v3.0 and ASMeditor from www.avtlab.ru Quote: you can use overwrite mode I like ASMeditor for tabs but I like FASMGUI more for multiple workspaces in one instance. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Tomasz Grysztar
veach1 wrote: As I understood, "fixed-space" editor is that, where I can put cursor into any position on the workspace. First of all it means that it uses fixed length spacing and doesn't support the true tabs (which have flowing length) - every time you put/delete some character or spacing, everything gets shifted by the same amount. Perhaps such editors are most useful for ASCII drawing, but I got very used to this features also in case of programming, that's why I made my own editor this way. |
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veach1
What does smart tabulation for?
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Tomasz Grysztar
This is another feature adopted from DN - when you press Tab it goes to the same column where the first non-blank character is found in the line above starting from the column where you were (if no such character is found, the standard tabulation size is used).
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Matrix
Privalov wrote: This is another feature adopted from DN - when you press Tab it goes to the same column where the first non-blank character is found in the line above starting from the column where you were (if no such character is found, the standard tabulation size is used). i see u like DN too ![]() that vertical selection is ![]() MATRIX |
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omega_red
For me personally, replacing tab chars with spaces is the worst thing that can be done ;)
I'm using Textpad as an IDE, it has syntax highlighting, code templates, supports regex, vertical selection, user-defined tools (fasm;) and more. _________________ Vulnerant omnes, ultima necat |
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