Vim and Emacs CANT do this

That was damn fucking impressive dude, I don't think I'll ever get on that level of wizardry

Very sad samefag

>I was live with something, so that something is the greatest thing ever

Vim and Emacs can't do this. Yet freetards also kneejerk respond "Uh, yes it can", and get proven wrong everytime.

Oh look there's the kneejerk response.

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vimawesome.com/plugin/indentline

you mean useless shit like this?

Well technically Vim and Emacs are Free Software, so if you really wanted that feature you could create it.

Or you could pay a programmer to create it for you, since you probably don't know how to code well enough to implement such a feature. Real programmers are more concerned with the code itself, rather than silly superficial eye candy. Do the pretty colors and lines make it easier for your small brain to work?

Those are broken lines. Nice reading comprehension, brainlet.

Vim can't do the OP.

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this it the classic freetard response
>you dont need that anyway

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>you probably don't know how to code well enough to implement such a feature.
Neither did the people who made Vim or Emacs.

>didn't read anything in the link
2/10 made me reply

Vim can't do unbroken lines. The plugin you posted can only display characters, which must be broken.

let g:indentLine_char = 'c'
where 'c' can be any ASCII character.

So you are wrong + a brainlet.

why are you rushing yourself to post? read about font patching before you reply again

still going to be broken because of the spacing between lines

Font patching

If you find all the standard unicode and ASCII characters too obtrusive, you might consider patching your font with the indentLine-dotted-guide.eps glyph provided.

dotted

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I have basically that but unbroken lines
Sorry not screencap

Here we go

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It seems like an user with an inferiority complex wants to prove himself by belittling others by their tools.

>he can't write a emacs lisp extension to do it for him
Not our fault you're retarded

Those are highlights of entire columns. Those are not lines.

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pics or it didnt happen.

You can display unbroken lines in Emacs though.

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Are you faggots arguing about lines?

I don't get it, something like this?

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>Sublime Text
;^)

that looks like a pipe character. its not left aligned and would probably turn into a broken line if you showed it for more than one line.

people have been arguing about filepickers for 15 years and Gnome still can't fix it.

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Can you show a pipe character on the place of a single part of the line?

Why is this useful? Any function or block of code that exceeds readability with a flat indentation structure (2 spaces, 8 for kernel) isn't worth implementing.

S I C P
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>Man, I find vim really appealing as a light-weight, extensible, and open source text editor, but the fact that it cant have left-justified unbroken indent lines really ruins it for me.

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set listchars=tab:▏\ ,trail:~,eol:¬

???????????

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Ding ding, autistic op btfo

>light-weight
>Vom
Hahahaha.

>he wasted time at a university when he was already perfectly qualified to work at McDonald's and could have just kept working there

Doesn't work with python or anything that uses spaces

this

You can use a plugin that does the same with spaces, I think there's one around, and if there isn't, creating one yourself is rather trivial.

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>there's one around, and if there isn't, creating one yourself is rather trivial

so trivial nobody wrote it

If you care so much you should write it yourself instead of being a whiny lil bitch.

Most people don't care about such trivial nonsense and are busy writing real software.

Rather, nobody cared to render "unbroken" lines. Its just relevant for python and such anyhow, and purely cosmetic.

If you had time for python at hand it'd be better spent fixing that fucking awful standard library Python has. Or finish migrating projects from 2 to 3 after ... how many years now?

>Most people don't care about such trivial nonsense

They do, which is why Emacs doesn't even have 10% market share.

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Just use the conceal feature to replace n spaces with a 100% height pipe character and n - 1 spaces. It really is trivial, though apparently not for you

Who cares? Just use what editor you like. Why are you so obsessed with what tools other people are using? Quit being a faggot.

Why are you so upset that Emacs can't do something? Freetards faggots are something else.

What the fuck is thread asking? I'm looking all these caps and have no idea what vim can't do.

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As a teacher who needs a text editor just for taking notes and writing .tex documents, I find nano an excellent tool. Fight me.

This is only relevant for Pajeets who having excessive levels of indentation and need pretty colors and lines to follow it.

Write proper code you brainlet.

heavily nested markup is inevitable when using something like Vue.

solid lines are bloat

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Do you see the little vertical lines that are coming down to show the beginning of an indentation point in the caps? Editors like Vim and Emacs can't do that without the use of plugins. This is apparently something worth completely freaking the fuck out about. Not sure why.

Ok, I'll bite. How? Is that a plugin or?

a unicode character

Can I just come out and ask how you did that?

read the thread:

that is ugly AF. bad font/rendering, bad colors, ugly dots, line numbers are over-emphasised, and stupid transparency/background image.

readable bitmap font
neutral, readable colours
unintrusive dots
i never bothered with the line numbers because i simply dont care
and youre stupid

lets see your r/unixporn dejavu mono terminal with solarized colour scheme, just like everyone else uses, but you still think it makes you special

Not him, but your screen is fugly.
Also, how can you use a display with such an awful PPI?

you dont even know what my PPI is, retard

If you can read your shitty bitmap font then it must be terrible. I'd guess sub 100 PPI.

Am I correct?

no you arent
have a good day, sperg

>no you arent
Prove it.

i have nothing to prove to a nerd who cant stand that there are people who have different tastes from his own

>i have nothing to prove
What a surprise, no proofs.
>different tastes
PPI is objective, it's not a "taste".

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Does this gif take your entire screen?

>screen resolution = ppi
spotted the brainlet

so use tabs

Why are you not using ed?

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Not him, but given the size of the text it's obvious it's about ~100ppi, either that or you're an even bigger faggot who reads 2006-era micro-fonts, which surely you wouldn't admit to.

Also, you're screen IS ugly as fuck. Why are you line numbers one of the brightest and most attention drawing features? And who the fuck obscures text with riced transparency or terminal backgrounds?

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>screen resolution = ppi
Given the same size, lower resolution -> lower PPI.

Don't worry, I'm just amusing myself. I know that you are too embarrassed to show your shitty display, so I'm just trying to guess how terrible it is.

>being embarrassed on an anonymous imageboard
heres an upvote my lad

>he thinks the line numbers are bright
fix your screen

>fix your screen
Hahahaha, reading this from a man with shitty display and, apparently, eye problems.

why does this even matter lmao

>fagging this hard
LMAO

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>babby's first hacker larp rice
Yikes.

I hate unbroken indent lines..

nice bait

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Highlighted columns are all the same colour. Fail.
It's actually pretty awesome.
First mistake programming in retarded Python. No wonder you give a shit about columns.

>Emacs can't display unbroken indent lines
if you can code it, emacs can do it.

>needing indent lines
what kind of unmaintainable spaghetti do you write?

jesus fuck, split that shit into functions

I'm not even going to read further
nu/g/ disgusts me

who cares

>d-doesnt count
pathetic

>without the use of plugins

riddle me this: why would I defile my editor by using FIOC?

>Reminder that Vim and Emacs can't display unbroken indent lines,
What is this supposed to mean?