This makes sure 'noexpandtab' is on when editing documentation pages to keep formatting consistent regardless of local settings.
A lot of large software companies (e.g. Google) prefers using spaces to tabs. This means expandtab will be set for a large amount of developers. Setting noexpandtab using modeline makes sure contributors won't make mistakes when editing documentations, similar to the already existing tw=78 modeline in docs. Also, the C files in Vim repo already sets noet in the modeline.
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Merging #3263 into master will increase coverage by
<.01%.
The diff coverage isn/a.
@@ Coverage Diff @@ ## master #3263 +/- ## ========================================== + Coverage 76.55% 76.55% +<.01% ========================================== Files 93 93 Lines 136840 136841 +1 ========================================== + Hits 104756 104761 +5 + Misses 32084 32080 -4
| Impacted Files | Coverage Δ | |
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| src/if_xcmdsrv.c | 84.53% <0%> (-0.18%) |
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| src/normal.c | 74.35% <0%> (-0.08%) |
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| src/if_py_both.h | 76.58% <0%> (ø) |
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| src/getchar.c | 75.21% <0%> (+0.04%) |
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| src/gui_gtk_x11.c | 48.08% <0%> (+0.04%) |
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| src/gui.c | 49.58% <0%> (+0.05%) |
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| src/ex_cmds2.c | 82.72% <0%> (+0.09%) |
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| src/os_unix.c | 57.56% <0%> (+0.13%) |
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Closed #3263.
Thanks, I'll include it
Modeline of the following document still has no "noet".
Are there any reasons?
todo.txt
uganda.txt
undo.txt
usr_01.txt
usr_02.txt
usr_03.txt
usr_04.txt
usr_05.txt
usr_06.txt
usr_07.txt
usr_08.txt
usr_09.txt
usr_10.txt
usr_11.txt
usr_12.txt
usr_20.txt
usr_21.txt
usr_22.txt
usr_23.txt
usr_24.txt
usr_25.txt
usr_26.txt
usr_27.txt
usr_28.txt
usr_29.txt
usr_30.txt
usr_31.txt
usr_32.txt
usr_40.txt
usr_41.txt
usr_42.txt
usr_43.txt
usr_44.txt
usr_45.txt
usr_90.txt
usr_toc.txt
version4.txt
version5.txt
version6.txt
version7.txt
version8.txt
vi_diff.txt
visual.txt
windows.txt
workshop.txt
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Best regards,
Hirohito Higashi (h_east)
Um… because I missed them! I don't know how though. I will go through them again and submit another PR. Thanks for catching this.
Actually, from casually browsing I think I probably screwed up in my regex replacement, and didn't double check I got all files.
@ychin h-east has already sent a patch: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/vim_dev/ztv-TlKh7ng/2MB4DKnzCAAJ
Ah, I sent a patch via the vim_dev mailing list.
Normally, posting to the mailing list should also be reflected in GitHub's issue, but sometimes it is not done.
@k-takata Thank you for following this.
@ychin Do not mind 👍
Normally, posting to the mailing list should also be reflected in GitHub's issue, but sometimes it is not done.
That works only if the mail is send back to the given Mail-Follow-To: Header which was this (shorten here to not allow spamming):
Mail-Followup-To: reply+[...]2cf00000001178265...@reply.github.com
As far as I can seen, the message was not sent there, so it was not mirrored back to github. In any case, attachments usually do not make it back to github, although I have seen them sometimes included as plain text bellow the message. Might depend on the Content-Type or similar email header. Did never investigate.