Just because preprocessing directives are “normally” not indented is not a good reason not to indent them: #ifdef __WIN32__ #include <pansen_win32> #else #include <..> #ifdef SOMEOTHER stmts #endif maybe stmts #endif If you frequently have multiple levels of nesting of preprocessing directives, you should rework them to make them simpler.
Just write pass as in try: # Do something illegal. … except: # Pretend nothing happened. pass EDIT: @swillden brings up a good point, viz., this is a terrible idea in general. You should, at the least, say except TypeError, DivideByZeroError: or whatever kinds of errors you want to handle. Otherwise you can mask bigger … Read more
Just write pass as in try: # Do something illegal. … except: # Pretend nothing happened. pass EDIT: @swillden brings up a good point, viz., this is a terrible idea in general. You should, at the least, say except TypeError, DivideByZeroError: or whatever kinds of errors you want to handle. Otherwise you can mask bigger … Read more
The package adaptive-wrap, which can be installed via the ELPA packaging system, should do what you want. After having installed the package, just run the following commands: M-xvisual-line-modeRET (to wrap long lines) M-xadaptive-wrap-prefix-modeRET (to make wrapped lines indent nicely) I also have the following snippet in my init.el file to automatically activate adaptive-wrap-prefix-mode along with … Read more
Looks like checking which paragraphs come after figures and putting \noindent in front of everyone manually is the only way to do this.
In vim, you select the block and then press the < key. In Eclipse you select it and then press SHIFT + TAB. Every code editor worth its salt has a one-key way to indent and dedent blocks.
As said there is the Python extension which now do it out of the box, but still don’t do a great job, and an example is when you copy and past a whole block into a function or so. It just indents the first line, and that’s not a good behavior. Here are two good … Read more
If you want to continue using tabs, you can change the following settings in the .pylintrc file: indent-string=’\t’ indent-after-paren=1 If you only change the first one, pylint will expect four tabs to be used for indentation.
This is the problem: cc-mode relies somewhat on the assumption that keywords are single words. Adding support for enum_class instead of enum class would just be a matter of changing a few regexps. Instead Emacs treats this as a class. The correct way of solving this would be teaching Emacs that this is an enum. … Read more
<span> is an inline element. The term hanging indent is meaningless unless you’re talking about a paragraph (which generally means a block element). You can, of course, change the margins on <p> or <div> or any other block element to get rid of extra vertical space between paragraphs. You may want something like display: run-in, … Read more