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- From: "Dale P. Smith" <smithd AT bellhow.com>
- To: TDS Development Group <freetds AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: Source code and tabs.
- Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 14:21:07 -0500
Craig Spannring wrote:
>
> I think we should avoid hard tabs in the source code. I'm not really
> concerned about the actual locations of the tab stops. What does
> concern me is the locations of the tab stops. Some people use 3, some
> use 4, etc. Source code that was formatted with tab stops of 4 looks
> bad with tab stops of 3.
>
> In my editor the tab stops are set at 4, but my printer seems to think
> that a tab stop should be 8. In other words my printed output doesn't
> look anything at all like the screen.
Yow! I thought I left all that tab ugliness behind with msdos editors.
Here we go. Tabs and indenting are separate. A tab is *always* worth
8 spaces. If you are between "tab stops", you use spaces to get to the
proper column.
It really not that way in the non-emacs world? Yeesh!
Thankfully using Emacs and not Having To Deal With IT Anymore,
Dale
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Source code and tabs.,
Craig Spannring, 11/22/1998
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Source code and tabs., Mihai Ibanescu, 11/23/1998
- Re: Source code and tabs., Brian Bruns, 11/23/1998
- Re: Source code and tabs., Gregg Jensen, 11/23/1998
- Re: Source code and tabs., Craig Spannring, 11/23/1998
- Re: Source code and tabs., Dale P. Smith, 11/23/1998
- Re: Source code and tabs., Rasmus Lerdorf, 11/23/1998
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