Isn't he thinking of the autoindent feature in vi?  Once you set the
indentation, turn on wrapmargin, you're set for the auto-justification.
-Brian
On Apr 15,  5:44am, Andrew Brown wrote:
} Subject: Re: NetBSD-friendly ISP's?
} >> >Speaking of which:  Are there any text editors which have a mode
} >> >where paragraph justification happens constantly?  Emacs probably
} >> >has one, but I don't think I want to start my mom on Emacs.  ;-)
} >> 
} >> i think pico (part of the pine distribution) is what you want.  but i
} >> hate pico, so don't ask me how to use it.  :)
} >
} >Well, "pico" will wrap lines (so can "vi"), but to make it rejustify you
} >have to hit Control-J. That's still not what Peter wants, which is to
} >justify automatically. The only editor I've ever seen that does that, runs
} >on a Macintosh, but you probably don't want to hear about that... :)
} 
} that's funny...i was sure it did that automatically.  that was the
} only explanation i could come up with for why things like sendmail.cf
} and named.boot got royally screwed up when edited by admin that was
} not me.
} 
} it also "solves" the problem of people sending me long-lined log
} snippets that are "line-wrapped" at about that column in an
} infuriating manner.  and why, after i "unwrap" them for a reply, the
} reply to my reply has them wrapped again.
} 
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