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And this is useful when writing code how? I'd use such a feature if I had to fill a table, and wanted to move to the same column on a different row. But with p
by 4ad 6y ago
And this is useful when writing code how?
I'd use such a feature if I had to fill a table, and wanted to move to the same column on a different row. But with proportional fonts, the columns don't line up. So yes, it can move to the same x coordinate, but why is this useful?
- ardy42 6y ago> And this is useful when writing code how? It's useful for general text navigation, and writing code is an instance of that. > I'd use such a feature if I had to fill a table, and wanted to move to the same column on a different row. But with proportional fonts, the columns don't line up. So yes, it can move to the same x coordinate, but why is this useful? "Doesn't work well for use case X" != "not useful [in general]" If your text is laid out assuming fixed-width fonts, and it's important for you to move to the same column in a different row, then just use fixed-width fonts and the method I described would work as you expect.