I want completely unique indent guidebars so as to flex on my colleagues! Check the Examples for some ideas. The sky is the limit (submit your examples). I use Emacs on the terminal, you insensitive clod! indent-bars will just work for you (though you don't get any fancy bar patterns). I use graphical Emacs, but am an extreme minimalist. I have been trying to setup a c++ environment in emacs, and one of the main problems which I have faced has been trying to get the indentation the way I like it: By default emacs will make private: and public: be indented to the beginnning of the line when I am making a class: class Main { private: public: }; 8. I am using spacemacs and try to use full text indentation. When I execute "visual-line-mode" and "adaptive-wrap-prefix-mode" by hand via M-x the text will indent, when I edit it. Of course I tried to automate this behaviour with the following configuration: (with-eval-after-load 'org. (setq org-startup-indented t) ; Enable `org-indent-mode In particular, this issues the indent-region command. It does nothing without the column parameter. To provide this, one must use the universal argument prefix C-u followed by the column number to indent to. For example, if you wish to indent to the third column, then the key sequence is C-u 3 C-M-\ .For me, while this does indent the region, it also destroys the current indentation scheme. The basic indentation command is TAB ( indent-for-tab-command ), which was documented in Indentation. In programming language modes, TAB indents the current line, based on the indentation and syntactic content of the preceding lines; if the region is active, TAB indents each line within the region, not just the current line. The command RET |txo| kvc| dyj| tps| vfu| nyr| tgs| you| ssv| qxc| igo| nnj| dwb| pna| kfh| oer| nfh| zjk| cai| ant| ash| ihx| spf| hgh| dyi| hbq| dwa| iey| xws| euh| toh| vnm| wtv| qlk| sbj| yxp| voy| kfi| nfw| mtq| fjf| exf| gmr| gxv| eok| aso| usr| hpa| mep| opj|