Hey there,
I just started using the Dabo Editor to write raw Python, and it seemed to
have some trouble continuing the indentation style already present in the
.py file. In this particular example, I started writing my code in IDLE,
and it uses four spaces for an indentation, which the Editor doesn't have a
problem with until I hit Enter. Then the Editor tries to use three spaces
as the default, which it then sees as inconsistent with the indentation of
the rest of the document. Here's a section of code to illustrate:
sharedStrings = [None] # line of code written in IDLE - four spaces to
indent
def getDate(self, num): # line of code written in the Editor - three
spaces to indent; should be the same as the line above
Are there any plans to implement an option for the user to specify their
preference of spacing per indentation, or even changing the indentation
"schema" for each document to be consistent with whatever is already being
used in the document?
Did that question even make sense?
Thanks for the great editor,
Mike M.
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