martin f krafft <madduck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> also sprach Eric Wong <normalperson@xxxxxxxx> [2007.07.14.1334 +0200]:
> > I have highlighting search set in my editor (vim :set hls)
> > and usually just search for spaces vs tabs to make sure I'm clean.
>
> Try:
>
> :se lcs=tab:>-,trail,-
That didn't work, this does:
:se lcs=tab:>-,trail:-
> augroup listinsert
> autocmd InsertEnter * set nolist
> autocmd InsertLeave * set list
> augroup end
Eep. Too confusing ;) I have my hls color set to be a red underscore
(which nothing else in my syntax higlighting uses), so it's less
intrusive for me.
> > Of course, maintaining a consistent whitespace style helps a *lot*
> > with the git/Linux patch exchange development style because it
> > avoids needless patch application conflicts that arise from
> > whitespace differences.
>
> Using tabs also makes it impossible to X-cut-paste patches from
> emails; you *have* to use git-am and/or a temporary file, which
> i don't like at all.
Ah. I that's one of the reasons I rarely use X-cut-paste for multi-line
strings.
When I apply patches with or without git-am from email, I just start
mutt inside the working source directory I'm in, and from the mutt index
I spawn vim to edit any email (just hit 'e'), go into visual mode,
select the part I want to apply and pipe that to whatever patch
application program I want to use, and :q! out of vim.
--
Eric Wong
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