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With spaces you can position the cursor anywhere you want, with tabs you can not position the cursor in the middle of a tab.
by GoToRO 10y ago
With spaces you can position the cursor anywhere you want, with tabs you can not position the cursor in the middle of a tab.
- mherrmann 10y agoWhy would you want to do that? In fact, isn't it much more convenient to be able to jump over one tab with a single keystroke, rather than 2, 4 or 8?
- GoToRO 10y agoIf you use the mouse then you want the cursor to appear exactly where you clicked. It's just a UX problem, similar with clicking past the last line of a file, even if it's nothing there, the editor should append new lines until the place that you clicked becomes part of the file.