Hi,
at the moment I have to write some code in ancient Fortran77 (don't ask ;-) ). I am nearly going nuts about the fixed column structure a Fortran77 source code has to (at least in my case) obey to:
column function 1 comment sign (c,*) 1-5 statement label 6 continuation sign if line wrap in previous line 7-72 actual code
The problem is that this fixed source form makes it very hard to work with any special tab stop size, even with "Soft tabs" turned on as I don't need to access any column between 1-5, but instead would like to go from 1 to 6 to 7 (and vice versa!).
In emacs I would be able to specifiy a tab stop list, i.e. a list with the actual columns a tab should bring me to, e.g.: 6, 7, 11, 15, 19...
Is there any way to simulate something in Textmate? I am tired of adding and deleting spaces manually in order to obey to that structure.
I apologize if this has already been discussed, a search in the WiKi and the archives didn't bring up anything.
Bye,
Carsten
BTW: Congrats for the award Allan, TextMate really deserved it!