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Yeah, emacs has them too. Interestingly, I've noticed that Komodo supports emacs modelines, but vim doesn't.
by sid0 17y ago
Yeah, emacs has them too. Interestingly, I've noticed that Komodo supports emacs modelines, but vim doesn't.
- aerique 17y agoEmacs ought to understand Vim modelines. That would be very Emacs.
- jrockway 17y agoHow do you map vim to emacs? Emacs has much richer (for example) indentation properties; so there is not enough information for it to do the right thing. For simple things, like tab width, it could be made compatible, however. Personally, I prefer a human-readable set of guidelines, then I just configure emacs (via eproject) to set things up correctly for each project. Not as easy, I guess, but then new files I create for the project have the right settings by default.