Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/12/23/09:00:38
Robert Darmochwal <robertd AT aldec DOT katowice DOT pl> wrote:
> I have been using both Rhide/djgpp and Visual C environements for a time,
> And found some weird thing about tab behavior in rhide,which I think is done
> Better in vc:
>
> When I write function like :
>
> Foo()
> {
> ...
> ...
> }
>
> both rhide and vc behave in same way,
> but when I want to write like this:
>
> foo(){
> ...
> }
>
> step by step : I type 'foo()' then '{' then 'return' then 'tab'
> and rhide sets cursor
>
> foo(){
> .about here (too far right)
> }
>
> while VC behaves normally, setting my cursor
> foo(){
> .about here
> }
>
> like it were normal
>
> foo()
> {
> }
>
> in which both environements behave OK,
> and set tab
> foo()
> {
> .right here
> }
>
> please do something, its confusing.
If you indent in this way:
1) Enable "Use real tabs"
2) Enable "Optimal Fill"
3) Set the tab size to anything you want.
> Second thing , is that , I (we) want 'workspace tree' , in which more than one project could exist at once.
> (we want , right ?)
You can use nested projects just add other project to your project. If that
isn't what you want I don't understand what you want, please clarify.
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