I'm working a lot in Python and feel your pain, what I do is:
X/.* / ,|tab -n 4 -u
I normally work with several python files open in Sam, this has
worked well for me.
As already pointed out another solution is to run a script to do the
conversion for you on a pre-commit hook.
> or a script that does everything for you.
Check-in functions in most version control systems allow you to run a
script, so that may also be an option.
++L
> anyone hacked sam to replace tabs with spaces or found a similar workaround?
Would it not be most practical to hook tab(1) onto Sam's "w" command?
++L
or a script that does everything for you.
you edit at one tree and Rin the script
which copies to another replaces and submits.
On Nov 16, 2012, at 12:37 PM, dexen deVries wrote:
> On Friday 16 of November 2012 11:12:38 Steve Simon wrote:
>> I am working on a project that insists on 4 space in
On Friday 16 of November 2012 11:12:38 Steve Simon wrote:
> I am working on a project that insists on 4 space indentation of code.
>
> I can change the tabstop environment variable so I layout the code
> how they want but I am still inderting tabs into my source.
>
> I can use russ's tab(1) to co
I am working on a project that insists on 4 space indentation of code.
I can change the tabstop environment variable so I layout the code
how they want but I am still inderting tabs into my source.
I can use russ's tab(1) to convert the tabs to whitespace before every
checkin, but thats a bit pai
