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Re: Disabling automatic reindentation of the current line after a newlin
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Anders Munch |
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Re: Disabling automatic reindentation of the current line after a newline |
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Tue, 25 Oct 2022 10:23:05 +0000 |
Stefan Monnier wrote:
>> line when I press RET. What I'd like is for Emacs to auto-insert the
>> number of spaces it deems necessary for the new, still blank line
>> whenever I press RET, without also reindenting the previous line,
>
> Set `electric-indent-inhibit` to t.
How do you do that when electric-indent-inhibit automatically becomes
buffer-local when set?
> Tho if it's only for the cases where Emacs's choice of indentation is wrong
> [..]
I'm with Jean. I find it an unpleasant experience when keybindings that I expect
to insert text to the right of the cursor, suddenly also changes text to the
left of the cursor.
I do use C-q C-j, but I'd like to reserve that for when I don't want the next
line indented. TAB usually works fine for reindenting the current line.
Is there any reason that having electric-indent-inhibit set to t globally is not
viable?
regards, Anders