From: Aredridel <aredridel@...>
Date: 2003-08-04T11:37:33+09:00
Subject: Re: Indentation Style


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> My biggest complaint about changing tabstops (eg, by doing "set ts=3D2"
> in vi/vim) is that if, for some reason, I decide I really need to
> print the code, it doesn't look the same, because the only tabstops
> printers understand (at least, printers I've ever used) is hard
> tabstops every 8 spaces.  Hence, the code ends up spread way over to
> the right. You have the same issue in a pager like more/less.

The pager issue I can see, but there's the beauty of expand(1) or
sed(1)...


cat file.rb | sed -e 's/^V^I/  /g' | lpr # tabs to spaces (control-v,
tab on the shell to type the tab).

Ari



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