Although what Daniel said is correct: Maybe something like this? http://sourceforge.net/projects/edpcs/ If you want a “real” Pseudo-Code editor, write your own syntax-highlighting configuration for a text editor.
Try and unselect the option: Preferences / Java / Editor / Smart caret positioning in Java names And see if that enhances the user experience in term of cursor positioning. If this is not Java, you have a similar option in: Preferences / General / Editors / Text Editors / Smart caret positioning at line … Read more
To manually insert a tab in Emacs, use ctrl-Q TAB. control-Q causes the next key to be inserted rather than interpreted as a possible command.
Look in the default Preferences.sublime-settings file for the setting below: // Disables horizontal scrolling if enabled. // May be set to true, false, or “auto”, where it will be disabled for // source code, and otherwise enabled. “word_wrap”: “auto”, If you want the default for word wrap to be off for all syntax types: Copy … Read more
You can go to Preferences > Keyboard and then select “Allow Tab key to indent text blocks”.
Try gggqG to apply the new text width to the whole buffer. gg means : go to the beginning of buffer gq means : reformat the text included in the motion G means : go to the end of the buffer (It will work if the format options are correctly set, as detailed in Zyx … Read more
There is no such keybinding / command built-in. I couldn’t stand that either, so I created a VSCode extension. You can find it and install it here on the marketplace. The default shortcut is CTRL + L.
Since VS 2013, the shortcut comes with built-in keybinds: AltUp AltDown These move the selected line(s) up and down. If a line isn’t selected, but the text entry cursor is on the line, that also works without having to select the line. If you wish to rebind it in Tools > Options > Environment > … Read more
open Search and replace (CTRL+H) enable “Regular Expression” (circled in red) enter \n\s+ in the search field, clear the replace field press “Replace all” This will remove all newlines (\n+) followed by all whitespace (\s+) in the next line.