Re: vi question
From: Eric (notValid_at_comcast.net)
Date: 08/11/04
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Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 05:37:14 GMT
Eric wrote:
> I use vi to edit html pages, i notice that in insert mode if i hit
> <BackSpace> the whole line jumps to the right about 4 to 6 cols (it
> removes the unwanted char ok too)
> Why is that?
> How do i prevent that from happening?
>
> Thanks
> Eric
It always happens, nowrap has no effect.
try it yourself, edit an html file, find
a line that starts with a few spaces,move
to the middle of a line, switch to insert
mode and hit backspace and watch the line jump
to the right (thats "right" not left). Very weird!
You know, i really like linux but i have to say,
DOS's edit.com was way better than any linux
console based editor. The gui editor kate is
quite well done - Textpad is better but kate is
definately a contender.
Too bad edit.com couldnt be ported to linux.
There's 3 things linux (in general) sucks at:
1: console editors
2: keyboard handlers
3: cut/copy and paste in the gui's
Fix those and you'd have a near perfect
work environment.
Eric
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