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Those points really depend on context: - if it’s code, you should be using an automatic code formatter and that’s it. - if you write prose, sure, soft wrap.
by jiehong 2y ago
Those points really depend on context:
- if it’s code, you should be using an automatic code formatter and that’s it.
- if you write prose, sure, soft wrap.
If you grep, \s doesn’t care about space vs tabs.
Sadly, elastic tabs never caught as the default [0].
Maybe we would need something like a "semantic alignment" marker instead of using spaces for aligning things. Like beginning of function name, beginning of function argument, etc.
[0]: https://nick-gravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/ https://nick-gravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/
- eviks 2y ago> you should be using an automatic code formatter unless you want better alignment similar to the example of vertical alignment, which automatic code formatters simply don't allow for since they're much more simplistic. > If you grep, \s doesn’t care about space vs tabs. so now instead of regular easy-to-type space you have to do \s to search for a phrase?