> Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > I think Vadim had a single entry point that he could control in that
> > way. Not sure Jan has such an entry point. If the stuff goes all over
> > the place, #ifdef can be hard to read as you are coding.
>
> Sure, there will be some more entry points this time. But as
> far as I see up to now, not too many in the beginning. And
> for storing values, they're all located in heapam.c.
Good.
>
> Who uses an editor that cannot distinguish between tabstop
> and shiftwidth? And which editors are these - are they useful
> for programming at all?
>
> Anyway, I vote for 8-space tabs and 4-space indents too. My
> .exrc set's up 4-space tabs actually, and it's a real mess
> when editing non-PG sources.
OK, that tips the scales in favor of 8-char tabs. My micro-emacs can't
handle different indent and tab sizes, but that is an old non-X-based
editor. I then checked Crisp, my new X editor, and I can't see how to
that either.
However, I don't do that much coding, so if people want to go for 8-byte
tabs and 4-byte indent, we can do that.
Any objections on for that?
> You can do anything you want soon. I intend only to put the
> #ifdef'd out calls to the toaster into heapam.c, and create a
> new tuptoaster.c in the same location, again all code
> #ifdef'd out. From then on, I can work CVS based without any
> interference.
Let me know.
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