From: Scott H. <st...@ma...> - 2022-02-07 14:19:58
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James, Wow! Thanks for this writeup and trying to regularize things. I have a couple of pull requests that i will try to submit. I think I will have to tease out my source code changes into specific requests. One is the timestamp fix that I regularly use in creating new transcripts. I figure uploading a whole new file just because of a date change is not useful. The other modification that makes my life much easier is using \<space> instead of \b in the transcript file. This has worked well (except with the GUI components) for a few years now and makes cutting and pasting a file from the transcript into the terminal so much easier for debugging. I have used emacs on this and not had a weird formatting problem in years. However, changing everything to tabs is a good first step in regularizing the code. I would suggest the linux (MacOS) “expand” command to convert all sets of 8 leading spaces to a tab. -Scott > On Feb 7, 2022, at 02:33, James Reynolds <rey...@bi...> wrote: > > Ok. So I’ve had some time to think about this. And boy do I have a lot to say. I hope someone reads it. > > First, I asked about the indentation a whole 16 years ago. > > https://sourceforge.net/p/radmind/mailman/message/1105453/ <https://sourceforge.net/p/radmind/mailman/message/1105453/> > > I don’t believe my question was understood. I don’t know how to describe my reaction to this now that I know what was wrong. Oh well. > |