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Strange and rather disappointing to see that this PR got closed so suddenly. Many text and code files - probably the vast majority - are written with tab size 8...
> @mmoult I do believe @jwt27 has done a good job for this PR, but I think the implemented feature's behaviour in this PR will confuse a lot of users....
> @jwt27 What is the benefit of inserting at the beginning spaces when expecting tabs? I checked this PR and I don't quite understand its usefulness. When I use tabs...
> Just some comments: > > > Many text and code files - probably the vast majority - are written with tab size 8 in mind. > > > ...TAB...
> It's always good to remember the past. Mainly so you don't repeat it. :-) Yeah, I wouldn't use something like GNU style in my own code. But code in...
> > But that is exactly the case here - this patch only exposes functionality that is already present in Scintilla. > > Then I suppose the only hurdle is...
That's odd. From a quick google, I see Fedora has a separate `which` package which installs a wrapper function: https://ask.fedoraproject.org/t/where-is-the-which-command-defined/15119 That breaks `which which`, but `which curl` should of course...
Can you confirm if it works after `sudo yum install which`? I'll add that in the readme then. Bit surprising that it's not installed by default.
I see you're about to release v2.22. Can we get the above patch in there too? Seems there's not much interest in fixing this on the djgpp side.
I just figured out how to make a dropdown menu so we're able to select the frequency step to snap to. It looks like this: (and yes, I also changed...