OK, so before we start getting into the whole setting up a democracy file, it's kind of important
to know what at least some of the common options are now on basically writing a kind of a backup or
a blank Weimar's file on my system here.
And I'm going to show you some of the options that you can set if you want and what they mean.
So set auto and and basically what that does is it auto indents the the file.
So say, for instance, if you have like Python and whatnot, then that will pretty much work with,
you know, the indentation for a python file.
Now that expand tab converts tabs to Space's now I'm won't into this whole debate about Tab's in spaces,
but if you want to actually convert Tab's to spaces you can use.
Expand how?
I'll just leave it at that.
Now, if you want to.
Next up in the box on.
Well, that indent on excuse me,
what that does is it basically allows for plug ins to be compatible with your system.
OK, so it allows it does more than that.
But just basically just get you know, this is an introduction to the setting, so.
So we're going to hit Smart Tab.
So essentially what that does is because you're using auto intent, it makes the indenting of the tabbing
to be a certain number of spaces many people choose for spaces.
You can choose three.
You can choose five.
You can use seven.
You can choose 10, whatever you want.
OK, so you have that.
And then now we're going to go into some of the search options.
And what this does, HL search highlight search, so essentially when you do search, it highlights
what you're searching for.
Said Ignore
case, as you can imagine when you're searching, it ignores the case.
And
that's said ink searches, incremental search, so when you're searching, it ignores it doesn't ignore
it, it allows you for searching incrementally within the word.
So say, for instance, you're searching for a particular function, but you can't remember it, but
you remember the beginning of it set in incremental search allows you to do that.
And smart case allows you to if you're using a search function and you know that it's certain, like
it's a camel case function and you know that some of its capital is some of its lower case, it will
search using smart case as opposed to just using ignored case.
So it allows you to get more accurate search results.
OK, so if we're going to do that, then when I do text rendering options, so including.
It helps if I spell it correctly.
And.
And just go.
So that would set the encoding to UTF eight, which is pretty standard of what you're using in a winning
system.
And then we're going to set a line break.
Does it actually sets Lindberg's avoids wrapping a line in the middle of a word.
And since you've said Syntex.
And then what that does is it allows for a syntax highlighting.
And finally, Satrap allows for word wrapping.
Now, obviously, you can set it if you want to know, wrap whatever you want.
So that kind of gives you an idea of some of the more common ways you can actually use.
Some of the more common ways you can what you can set within your Marsi file.
Now, obviously, there's going to be far more options, but this should give you an idea of some of
the options you can set.
Now, this does not include themes and it does not include
key bindings, which is a whole separate system, all separate load.
And I'll discuss key bindings in the next election.
Next lecture.
OK, but this should get you started.
This you kind of get you an idea.
You can look up all the various things you can set in Avium, ask father completely and utterly customize
it how you want.
I hope this helps.