On Thu, Jun 29, 2006 at 10:53:36PM +0100, Reuben Thomas wrote:
> >Code at least seems to do what the description says:
> >
> > if (!lookup_bool_variable("expand-tabs"))
> > insert_char_in_insert_mode('\t');
> > else
> > insert_expanded_tab(insert_char_in_insert_mode);
> >
> >but I'm obviously missing something, as it doesn't work.
>
> As I explained, TAB is bound to indent-relative, and that doesn't often
> end up calling that code.
>
> I have discovered that Emacs doesn't have expand-tabs. For that reason,
> it now seems sensible to me to implement tab-always-indent instead. It
> has a more sensible behaviour than expand-tabs: setting it to false
> causes indent-relative to insert a \t. (Actually it's a little more
> complex than that in Emacs, as there's another level of command
> indirection, but I don't think I need inflict that on Zile.)
>
> Does this sound like a good solution? As I said before, rebinding TAB
> will work for you until I implement it.
Seems fine I think. Thank you.
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Robert Millan
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