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Aleksej Serdjukov | Anatoliy Kovalenko | Pam Quoter -er - you are very welcomed |
March 3, 2018 8:24 AM * |
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Hello Anatoliy. 29 Mar 12 20:21, you wrote to alexander koryagin: ak>> BTW, below there are two quoting variants. From your opinion - are ak>> they both correct? If yes, which one is better? AK> The first one is better for GUI editors like mine, the second one is AK> better for text mode editors (80x25) like GoldEd or I don't know what AK> people use in DOS (does anyone use DOS anyway?). If you need a AK> screenshot, I've uploaded it here: AK> http://savepic.su/1676611.htm AK> You can see that the first version fills the whole screen while the AK> second version uses less than 2/3 of the screen. The readability is AK> fine in both versions. My GoldED+ reformats the first version to fit the terminal's line length for display. Also it appears to reformat messages to fit the width of 80 characters or less before running an external editor. I am not sure what happens after GoldED+ receives the result from the editor -- it seems that you are better off not mixing long and short lines during multiple edits, or GoldED will be confused concatenating them; the editor receives a long line split into multiple lines, but GoldED may combine them (not other lines?!) later, despite what it looks like in the editor. The result is a mess. Of course, it may all depend on any of the numerous settings of GoldED+, which have no "modified" indicators (apparently my golded.cfg is based on one I used in 2006). Aleksej --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5--b20110320 * Origin: (2:5020/1042.42) |
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