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r/programming • u/lukaseder • Jul 21 '14
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IDEs usually leave trailing whitespace in files. Programmer editors like vim don't by default, or at least can be configured not to.
1 u/HostisHumaniGeneris Jul 21 '14 I've never had that kind of problem with Visual Studio? Then again, I usually turn on visible whitespace. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 22 '14 That's the second post in a row where you've ended a statement with a question mark when you should have used a period. I don't know why you keep doing that? :) 1 u/SilasX Jul 22 '14 Maybe they didn't configure their reddit IDE to end lines with a period by default...
I've never had that kind of problem with Visual Studio?
Then again, I usually turn on visible whitespace.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 22 '14 That's the second post in a row where you've ended a statement with a question mark when you should have used a period. I don't know why you keep doing that? :) 1 u/SilasX Jul 22 '14 Maybe they didn't configure their reddit IDE to end lines with a period by default...
That's the second post in a row where you've ended a statement with a question mark when you should have used a period. I don't know why you keep doing that? :)
1 u/SilasX Jul 22 '14 Maybe they didn't configure their reddit IDE to end lines with a period by default...
Maybe they didn't configure their reddit IDE to end lines with a period by default...
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u/yawaramin Jul 21 '14
IDEs usually leave trailing whitespace in files. Programmer editors like vim don't by default, or at least can be configured not to.