- From: Alfe <address@hidden>
- To: Murali Agastya <address@hidden>
- Cc: TeXmacs-Users mailinglist <address@hidden>
- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] command for "autoformatting"
- Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2005 19:22:18 +0200 (CEST)
Hi, Murali ...
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005, Murali Agastya wrote:
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There is a macro called "smart-space" in the CVS that I use sometimes. I
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first got it from this list via DDAA and then Joris modified it. Google
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it and you will find. It allows only one space to be input but even so
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this allows for whitespace to "creep in" for certain combination of
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movements.
Ah, thank you :-)
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I was suggesting that a command that could remove all extra whitespaces.
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Of course, space that is entered via commands such as \medskip, \hspace
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etc. would remain.
Of course, special macros should retain untouched.
But I was rather thinking of a 'mode' or something in which _all_ doubled
whitespace (no matter how they happened to occur) are represented as _one_
space. This, in other words, would mean to disallow entering spaces at
the beginning of a line, disallow entering more than one, and
automatically remove them when they happen due to deletion of text because
TeXmacs is wysiwyg (or wysiwyw, as somebody once put it).
I like the clear structured way TeXmacs uses and find the way it handles
spaces rather annoying; it seems to break the idea because multiples of
spaces should _never_ be used. I think I don't have to put out the
advantages of macros like \hspace \*skip etc., or of the even better ways
to structurally produce the layout you want to have (by using margins,
indentations etc.)
Alfe
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