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List:       kwrite-devel
Subject:    Re: Identation problem
From:       Dominik Haumann <dhaumann () kde ! org>
Date:       2013-05-10 21:53:29
Message-ID: 2027200.Es2CkBPZPN () eriador
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Hi Dmiry,

On Friday, 3. May 2013 16:02:41 Dmitri Koulikoff wrote:
> On Friday, May 03, 2013, Dominik Haumann wrote:
> 
>   Hello, Dominik.
> 
>    Thank you for you answer. But it is not I asked about.
> Of course I know about document variables. But having two dozen projects
> with up to 1000 files makes it annoying to put settings into each file. So
> my first quesion was rather how to setup kate globally to behave according
> to the file type. As it was possible in KDE3 I conclude it should be
> possible in KDE' as well.

Gerald gave you the solution already below: Change the file types, then it's 
globally.

>    As in user interface this operation obviously is not possible, maybe it

It is, see below.

> can be done via editing config file. And should it be reported as a bug?
> The second aspect is I was rather asking about tab-indents and tab-width
> settings adopted to each file type.
> 
>   And my second question was left without answer at all. :-(
> 
>    Thank you in advance.
> 
> DH> On Thursday, May 02, 2013 23:37:11 Gerald Senarclens de Grancy wrote:
> DH> > Hi,
> DH> >
> DH> > > I have a project that I manage in one kate session. The project has
> DH> > > an .xml
> DH> > > file and some .rb files. The first one uses tab for identation and 4
> DH> > > spaces
> DH> > > shift, while the latters use 2 spaces for identation.
> DH> > >
> DH> > > How to configure kate for this? I can not?
> DH> >
> DH> > try settings->configure kate->Open/Save->Modes and Filetypes
> DH> > there you can add custom modelines per filetype in the 'variables'
> DH> > field;

^^^ There you go.

Greeings,
Dominik




> DH> Another way is to put these variables directly as comments at the end of
> DH> the files. This is usually the way to go.
> DH> xml: <!-- kate: indent-width 4; -->
> DH> rb:  # kate: indent-width 2;
> DH>
> DH> Greetings
> DH>
> DH> > > And another question. There is a lot of embedded identation types.
> DH> > > How to edit them?
> DH> >
> DH> > the indentation scripts are in part/script/data/indentation in Kate's
> DH> > source. There's no configuration interface for them. Try to upgrade to
> DH> > the current version of Kate - a lot has been fixed/ improved since
> DH> > 3.8.
> DH> > Regards, g
> DH> >
> DH> > --
> DH> > Gerald Senarclens de Grancy
> DH> > http://senarclens.eu/~gerald/
> DH> > Open minds on open source!
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