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On Wed, 23 Mar 2005, Jerry Feldman wrote: > On Wednesday 23 March 2005 3:01 pm, David Kramer wrote: > > I'm trying to edit plain text files with text-mode emacs ssh'ed into my > > server. The document is an outline, indented with tabs. I cannot find a > > mode that will let me pres tab and actually insert a tab, instead of some > > spaces. Bonus points if it indents to the same level as the last line. > > > > I found indented-text-mode, but if you enter a line with another line > > above it, it indents to the next space with spaces instead of a tab. > have you tried using ctrl-I. Robert La Ferla suggested fundamenta-mode, which seems to be doing pretty much what I want. ^I does the same thing as TAB: it will indent to the next space on the previous line if that's what the current mode is set to do. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDDD David Kramer Partner, Agile Rules http://www.agilerules.com DK KD 162 Marett Road Lexington, MA 02421 davidk at agilerules.com DKK D DK KD Specializing in coaching and development in Agile/XP practices DDDD and embedded software development
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