Sanitize trailing_spaces_include_current_line

[sampumon]

Fix { "trailing_spaces_include_current_line": false } so that the hilighting of current line is toggled off only when you start editing that line. Or even better, only when start editing at the end of line.

This way, when manually deleting trailing spaces, the hilighting would not disappear just when you're about to delete it (because of entering that line).

When fixed, make { "trailing_spaces_include_current_line": false } the default.

Btw. instead of providing "a lot of options to fine-tune the way you want to decimate trailing spaces", I'd prefer to not have options, just sane default ones :)

[chikamichi]

Hi,

The way it works in unpaid open-source, is you not to be requiring me to fix things, but rather creating a pull request. If you are not able to do so, reporting the issue in a friendly fashion is also highly valuable. So, no, there will be no such things as this "Fix foo. When foo fixed, make bar." bullshit with me.

Please consider rephrasing your underlying feature request (many examples available in this very issue tracker, filled with kind words from all over the word), or just, well, be so kind as to STFU ^^

[sampumon]

Huh, it seems I was in wrong mode when writing the issue. Sorry about that!

I do think that my friendliness was about average. Example from other issues here: "Make HIDE_ON_MINIMAP a setting. As the title say." Ok it was yours :) Still, I was just being unambiguous about what I want. Rephrasing would mean changing "fix" into "can you change … so that …", and "when fixed" into "if that is possible, would it be ok to then …". Which just makes it harder to understand the point.

Maybe I was also thinking that you, having made the plugin, would take just 1/10 of time (~5 hours) to do the thing. And not all open source like pull requests. They might even end up nitpicking about minor style issues, and never accept the request. Didn't check what's the spirit here, though.

Anyway! I sent the pull request. Making a Sublime plugin was on my semitodo-list, so all's good! Greetings from Helsinki ♥

[chikamichi]

Words do matter. They don't make it harder to understand your point if you know which one to pick and care for them. Many among us show disregard for good communication, but here's the secret: behave and/or talk like a jerk, and then you "are" one, even though you sincerely think you were not. This is the Cognitive Bias, and there is nothing you can do against it, so pay attention, fellow contributor!

Thanks for the pull request, I'll review it when I have the time.