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Re^2: Desparately seeking a bilingual vim/Emacs expertby barrachois (Pilgrim) |
on Mar 24, 2005 at 19:50 UTC ( [id://442174]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Yes, I agree that cperl is the right mode to use.
I use it daily in XEmacs. I've also been using mmm-mode regularly to edit HTML::Mason files, with the mode (and syntax highlighting and background) changing between blocks of html and perl. I also like your brief version of the tab definitions. However, while I'm not sure exactly what the tab key does in vim perl, cperl's default tab definition took me a bit of getting used to - particularly in that by default hitting tab at the end of a line indents the whole line appropriately instead of moving to the righ to get ready for a comment. It might be worth noting that tells cperl that tab means indent when the cursor is to the left of the text, otherwise it means "insert-tab" - though I believe that's still different from the shift-tab defined as "tab-to-tab-stop" which I use more often. As far as Damian's named macros for inserting a specific chunk of text or loading a specific template, I'd suggest something like the following. Finally, you might be amused by these definitions. for », «, ¥
Regards, Jim Mahoney update: fixed a typo; "control" not "crontol"
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