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Re: a beginner's emacs troubles
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Re: a beginner's emacs troubles |
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Tue, 31 Jul 2007 20:13:52 -0000 |
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Thanks a lot for replies. I have two problems now. First is as
follows.
> Yes, perfectly reasonable, but for some reason not the default
> behavior. You're looking for
>
> (setq c-tab-always-indent nil)
Well, I think I'll prefer ^J as the "default" enter anyway. Having set
it, I've noticed this thing: if you type a '{' then execute newline-
and-indent, it indent one tabs further!
if(a)
{
}
Well, this's not my convention, so I tried switching to K&R mode, but
nothing has changed.
My second problem is this: I press tab, emacs inserts a tab character,
then I press backspace, in hopes that emacs will delete tab character,
but instead it goes back one-character space, and leaves many spaces
in place of tab!
I'm really fed up with emacs' understanding of tabs :/
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