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Wade Williams

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2003 12:15 pm
Post subject: Editor: Move cursor to left on #if
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I saw a feature on a friend's PC (using MSVC++) that would be really
nice on CW. Pehaps there's a way to do it now that I'm not aware of.

When he types #if, MSVC automatically moves it to the first column.
Same thing when he types #else or #endif.

Anyone found a way to duplicate this functionality on CW?

Thanks,

Wade

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 8:23 pm
Post subject: Re: Editor: Move cursor to left on #if [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Wade Williams <wade DeleteThis @remove.spam.dogwatchsw.com> wrote:

 >I saw a feature on a friend's PC (using MSVC++) that would be really
 >nice on CW. Pehaps there's a way to do it now that I'm not aware of.
 >
 >When he types #if, MSVC automatically moves it to the first column.
 >Same thing when he types #else or #endif.
 >
 >Anyone found a way to duplicate this functionality on CW?

While I find this kind of stuff very annoying, CodeWarrior 9 coming
later this year will have pretty code formatting. At least CodeWarrior
is customizable and you aren't forced to do it the conglomerate way :)

Ron

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2003 1:18 pm
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 > While I find this kind of stuff very annoying, CodeWarrior 9 coming
 > later this year will have pretty code formatting. At least CodeWarrior
 > is customizable and you aren't forced to do it the conglomerate way :)

In general, I agree. I would not want mass pretty-formatting.

But in some specifics like #if, I can see it being useful.

Wade
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