Emacs and Javascript
posted by Steve Jenson at 11:19 PM
Tuesday, December 21, 2004
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6 Comments:
Hey Steve, Merry Xmas!
5:50 PM
Hi Luiz, Merry Christmas to you, too!
7:07 PM
This is sweet. Worked without too much trouble on Debian.
A late Merry Christmas, btw. We just dug ourselves out of the snow here. HATE driving in it but it is purdy.
10:26 AM
The JavaScript generic mode needs work to indent properly.
Sorry to hear about the snow. It's monsoon season here in the Bay Area. I definitely prefer rain to snow.
2:55 PM
Or, save yourself the trouble and just don't use emacs :)
- boodman
10:34 AM
Well, it indents fine if at the beginning of a line. Other emacs modes have spoiled me by, if in the middle of a line and you hit tab, your whole line will be indented properly instead of extra whitespace being stupidly inserted into the middle of your text.
No other editor I've used can do that.
Happy new year.
12:04 PM
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