> My [_gvimrc] file is (in some ways) like the proverbial "Third-Rail" so
> that...
>               ----------- Most of the time, i try not to get near it.
>
>
> " Vim with all enhancements
> source $VIMRUNTIME/vimrc_example.vim
>
> " Use the internal diff if available.
> " Otherwise use the special 'diffexpr' for Windows.
> se guifont=Consolas:h18
> se ai
> se ic              <-----------  i've also tried  [SmartCase]
> se so=0
> se noundofile
> se et
> se spell
>
> ab qq q!                  <-----------------  i use this pretty often.
> Very Useful !!!
>
> ab wt w! ~/temp.vi        <-----------------  i most often use it as
> :.,.wt  or   :.,.+3 wt
> ab rt r  ~/temp.vi
>
>
> ______________________________
>
> i had trouble remembering   so,  et,   ... and
>
> i was parsing    noundofile    as   N-oun-D-ofile,    Noun-Do-File, ....
>
>
>>>>    :set scrolloff=5     The above command can be abbreviated as :set
>>>> so=5. Entering :set so=0 restores the default behavior so the cursor
>>>> can be moved to any line in the window without scrolling.
>
>
>>>>   ... set et ( :set expandtabs) does not change the tabs already
>>>> existing in the file, one has to do :retab . For example: :set et
>>>> :retab. and the ...
>
>
>
>
> _______________________  Does   Vim  have  a  [Retro feel] ?    (it
> certainly does, to me)
>
>
>                  and  speaking of  the [Retro Look] of the Fixed-width
> characters....
>
>
> (Lispy GIF Art) -- When (writing Lisp with Vim) (the *Neon Colors* are
> Dazzling ! )
>     https://i.redd.it/gjn8amwym1061.gif
>               geeky   Lisp-Art      by  HenHanna
>
>
>               ----------   any ideas (suggestions) about a Python
> version of this ???

i prefer the > to be placed on blank lines, as in the above.

On 3/17/2024 1:46 AM, HenHanna wrote:
>
>> My [_gvimrc] file is (in some ways) like the proverbial "Third-Rail"
>> so that...
>>                ----------- Most of the time, i try not to get near it.
>>
>>
>> " Vim with all enhancements
>> source $VIMRUNTIME/vimrc_example.vim
>>
>> " Use the internal diff if available.
>> " Otherwise use the special 'diffexpr' for Windows.
>> se guifont=Consolas:h18
>> se ai
>> se ic              <-----------  i've also tried  [SmartCase]
>> se so=0
>> se noundofile
>> se et
>> se spell
>>
>> ab qq q!                  <-----------------  i use this pretty often.
>> Very Useful !!!
>>
>> ab wt w! ~/temp.vi        <-----------------  i most often use it as
>> :.,.wt  or   :.,.+3 wt
>> ab rt r  ~/temp.vi
>>
>>
>> ______________________________
>>
>> i had trouble remembering   so,  et,   ... and
>>
>> i was parsing    noundofile    as   N-oun-D-ofile,    Noun-Do-File, ....
>>
>>
>>>>>    :set scrolloff=5     The above command can be abbreviated as
>>>>> :set so=5. Entering :set so=0 restores the default behavior so the
>>>>> cursor can be moved to any line in the window without scrolling.
>>
>>
>>>>>   ... set et ( :set expandtabs) does not change the tabs already
>>>>> existing in the file, one has to do :retab . For example: :set et
>>>>> :retab. and the ...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> _______________________  Does   Vim  have  a  [Retro feel] ?    (it
>> certainly does, to me)
>>
>>
>>                   and  speaking of  the [Retro Look] of the
>> Fixed-width characters....
>>
>>
>> (Lispy GIF Art) -- When (writing Lisp with Vim) (the *Neon Colors* are
>> Dazzling ! )
>>      https://i.redd.it/gjn8amwym1061.gif
>>                geeky   Lisp-Art      by  HenHanna
>>
>>
>>                ----------   any ideas (suggestions) about a Python
>>                              version of this ???
>
>
>
>  i prefer  the  >  to be placed  on blank lines, as in the above.
>

Don't you agree???

In news.software.readers HenHanna <HenHanna@devnull.tb> wrote:
> On 3/17/2024 1:46 AM, HenHanna wrote:
>>
>>> My [_gvimrc] file is (in some ways) like the proverbial "Third-Rail"
>>> so that...
>>>                ----------- Most of the time, i try not to get near it.
>>>
>>>
>>> " Vim with all enhancements
>>> source $VIMRUNTIME/vimrc_example.vim
>>>
>>> " Use the internal diff if available.
>>> " Otherwise use the special 'diffexpr' for Windows.
>>> se guifont=Consolas:h18
>>> se ai
>>> se ic              <-----------  i've also tried  [SmartCase]
>>> se so=0
>>> se noundofile
>>> se et
>>> se spell
>>>
>>> ab qq q!                  <-----------------  i use this pretty often.
>>> Very Useful !!!
>>>
>>> ab wt w! ~/temp.vi        <-----------------  i most often use it as
>>> :.,.wt  or   :.,.+3 wt
>>> ab rt r  ~/temp.vi
>>>
>>>
>>> ______________________________
>>>
>>> i had trouble remembering   so,  et,   ... and
>>>
>>> i was parsing    noundofile    as   N-oun-D-ofile,    Noun-Do-File, ....
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>    :set scrolloff=5     The above command can be abbreviated as
>>>>>> :set so=5. Entering :set so=0 restores the default behavior so the
>>>>>> cursor can be moved to any line in the window without scrolling.
>>>
>>>
>>>>>>   ... set et ( :set expandtabs) does not change the tabs already
>>>>>> existing in the file, one has to do :retab . For example: :set et
>>>>>> :retab. and the ...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> _______________________  Does   Vim  have  a  [Retro feel] ?    (it
>>> certainly does, to me)
>>>
>>>
>>>                   and  speaking of  the [Retro Look] of the
>>> Fixed-width characters....
>>>
>>>
>>> (Lispy GIF Art) -- When (writing Lisp with Vim) (the *Neon Colors* are
>>> Dazzling ! )
>>>      https://i.redd.it/gjn8amwym1061.gif
>>>                geeky   Lisp-Art      by  HenHanna
>>>
>>>
>>>                ----------   any ideas (suggestions) about a Python
>>>                              version of this ???
>>
>>
>>
>>  i prefer  the  >  to be placed  on blank lines, as in the above.
>>
>
>
> Don't you agree???

Yes.