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If I have a piece of Code MyIdentifierIsNice(OtherThingAlsoNice isBetterThen); I'd like to change the behavior of Ctrl-Left in Eclipse from stopping here: My|Identifier|Is|Nice|(|Other|Thing|Also|Nice is|Better|Then|);| to here: MyIdentifierIsNice(|OtherThingAlsoNice |isBetterThen);| ...or at least just not so often. Other variants would be also fine, like: MyIdentifierIsNice|(|OtherThingAlsoNice| isBetterThen|);| Mainly it should stop considering a CamelCaseIdentifier to consist of several words for navigation via Next-Word , and such like. I use SpringSourceSuite Version 2.5.1, which is

I know its a bit too early, but I've been trying out Go (Google's Programming Language) and its kindof annoying to write code in gedit. So, my question: What do you use to experiment with Go? Bill Casarin under $GOROOT/misc there are syntax highlighting files for emacs, vim, xcode and kate. Using any of these editors should do. Somebody in the #go-nuts irc channel has a Go syntax file for gedit, so I would ask there if you want that. I personally use what Rob Pike and Russ Cox use: acme . And I know Ken Thompson still uses sam . Edit: For those interested, I have created a page to collect Go

This feels like a dumb question, but I can't find an answer on the Internet (or in VIM help). I'm using VIM 7.2 on Mac OS X. All I want to do is wrap my lines at 72 characters, but doing :set textwidth=72 has no effect. The textwidth is being set correctly (I can see that when I just query ":set textwidth"), but neither existing lines nor new lines that I type after setting textwidth get wrapped. If I start a new line, still doesn't wrap. Open and close the file, no change. I've also tried :set wrapmargin=72 (with textwidth=0), with no effect. What am I missing here? Try gggqG to apply the new

I'm looking for the best data structure to add styles to a text (say in a text editor). The structure should allow the following operations: Quick lookup of all styles at absolute position X Quick insert of text at any position (styles after that position must be moved). Every position of the text must support an arbitrary number of styles (overlapping). I've considered lists/arrays which contain text ranges but they don't allow quick insert without recalculating the positions of all styles after the insert point. A tree structure with relative offsets supports #2 but the tree will degenerate

Due to poor internet connection my atom packages won’t install from settings>preferences>install>packages . So I think I need to manually install them. For example: I tried the repository from respective github page and cloned it in users>.atom>packages but this didn't work. Any help? I love this text editor so it would be pretty handy if I could install more packages manually. Any other ways are always welcome! There are a few ways, most are similar to this : You can download the package, unzip or decompress, go to that folder and run: apm link that will create a symbolic link from that

I use emacs for viewing and editing code and other text files. I wanted to know if there is a way to search forward or backward for text which is marked in the current buffer. Similar to what I can do in notepad or wordpad. As in can I mark some text in the buffer and do a C-s or C-r and be able to search with the marked text without actually typing in the whole search text? Thank you, Rohit Yes. M-W (to get a copy of the selected text) C-s <RET> C-y <RET> . Then repeat C-s as needed. Similarly for C-r . @Alex nails it. Another option I use quite often is C-s C-w to search for the word after