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== Behavior 1: Multiple lines with leading tabs in pasting text == | == Behavior 1: Multiple lines with leading tabs in pasting text == | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 26 April 2012
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Description
This article describes a new pasting behavior which is smarter than the regular paste-as-it-is behavior in terms of indentation. However the implementation will remain simple without using heavy Eiffel parser to reformat the text being pasted.
Behaviors
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- Number of tabulations before the cursor (NC)
- Number of leading tabulations of the text being pasted (NP)
Behavior 1: Multiple lines with leading tabs in pasting text
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Behavior 1.1
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- Removed tabs before the cursor.
- The text pasted is indented by one tabulation (NC - NP)
Behavior 1.2
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- Removed tabs before the cursor.
- The text pasted is modified as (NC - NP) = 0
Behavior 1.3
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- Nothing has been done to the pasted text, becaues NC = 0
Behavior 2: Multiple lines with no tab in pasting text
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Behavior 2.1
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Behavior 2.2
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Behavior 3: Single line with leading tabs in pasting text
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Behavior 3.1
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Behavior 3.2
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Behavior 3.3
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Behavior 4
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Behavior 4.1
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