Am 23.04.2010 19:21, schrieb Tambet Arak:
So I think it would be a better idea to fix it for the line comments to act more like block comments instead of introducing a setting.
Could you elaborate on that? The setting just mandates that empty lines should be commented out as well, something that was impossible before when attempting to comment out a selected block with line comments. It's purely an aesthetic issue.
That already happens with real block comments, so I think line comments simply should act the same without the need for a setting.
(BTW: Your email client seems to mess up quoting).
How so? Looks fine from here.
Tambet
See below. What you wanted to quote is above, but everything is quoted below once again. I deleted it manually in the last mails so it wasn't visible.
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 7:58 PM, Thomas Martitz thomas.martitz@student.htw-berlin.de wrote:
Am 23.04.2010 18:57, schrieb Tambet Arak:
Strange, because it works for me. In a C file, maybe because your language doesn't have real block comments?
Yes, it's relevant for line comments only.
Tambet
So I think it would be a better idea to fix it for the line comments to act more like block comments instead of introducing a setting.
(BTW: Your email client seems to mess up quoting).
Best regards.
Hi,
Could you elaborate on that? The setting just mandates that empty lines should be commented out as well, something that was impossible before when attempting to comment out a selected block with line comments. It's purely an aesthetic issue.
That already happens with real block comments, so I think line comments simply should act the same without the need for a setting.
That would probably be fine, this would just reduce the empty lines issue to calling editor_do_comment() in on_menu_comment_line1_activate() with TRUE as the third argument instead of FALSE.
(BTW: Your email client seems to mess up quoting).
Sorry, that's just how I format my e-mails. Makes sense to omit quoting the whole discussion in mailing list posts, so I'll do that.
Tambet