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I think you need to upgrade you editor. For instance both vim & emacs are smart enough to adjust for inserts and removals.
by nash 17y ago
I think you need to upgrade you editor. For instance both vim & emacs are smart enough to adjust for inserts and removals.
- nostrademons 17y agoI use vim. How do I get it to adjust for edits?
- nitrogen 17y agoUse the :make command so that vim knows about the errors. Then use :clist to list errors, :cnext to go to the next error, etc. :help clist and :help make will get you started.
- nash 17y agoIf you are using :make, and _don't_ jump out of the file (split the window if you need to jump out), line deletions and additions down the window are automatically accounted for. As for turning it on or off, I've never had too, unless it's part of cindent.