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Yes, I have. When you hit alt-q in emacs, you do, too. It goes with the theme of "making it look like you write ascii files". Have you never tried to read an as
by lutorm 17y ago
Yes, I have. When you hit alt-q in emacs, you do, too. It goes with the theme of "making it look like you write ascii files". Have you never tried to read an ascii file that's written without line breaks in an xterm?
When programming, do you never cut lines with enter except after the semicolon either?
- billpg 17y agoWhen writing code, I hit enter to add a line-break in order to make the code look nice. I would consider it a bad thing if next time someone looked at the code, those line-breaks were removed and changed to spaces, even if the code was technically equivalent. Compilers (except maybe Python) don't care about layout.