I\'m trying to work out how to get Vim to follow a slightly more complex indentation scheme than most editors allow by default. Essentially I want to use tabs for indentation, but spaces to align stat
Having read lines from a js file using php is it possible to preserve indentation when regurgitating it as html - see glasier.hk - code 开发者_JAVA技巧tab? Thanksreplace spaces \' \' to or
I\'m having trouble with haml-mode\'s region-indent-function, which I\'m trying to reuse in another major mode. We\'re supposed to be able to cycle the region indentation by keeping开发者_如何学运维 t
I am looking for a free (as in freedom) HTML indenter (or re-indenter) written in Python (module or command line). I don\'t need to filter HTML with a white list. I just want to indent (or re-indent)
I guess this was asked before, but I could not find any similar question. When writing part of the scope operator in C++, Vim guesses that it\'s going to be a label (on the first :) and then indents
Lets consider this example of code... Don\'t look at code, but at indents. protected function _hashPassword( $password, $salt, $nuts = \'\' ) {
I\'m learning currently Emacs and I\'m trying to set up my initialization file. Currently it looks like this (found it somewhere in the web):
I am using Apache FOP 1.0 to generate PDF. I want to extend the end-indent of the table such that I do not get the INFO warnings:
In Python, I want to write a multi-line dict in my code. There are a couple of ways one could format it. Here are a few that I could think of:
How to indent inward a block of text by a TAB 开发者_StackOverflow中文版or 4 spaces, in Emacs, in markdown-mode?
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