Could you write a apple script to put in the number of spaces you
want. Then put the scripts in the doc.
On Sep 23, 2006, at 5:30 PM, yvonne thomson wrote:
On 24/09/2006, at 9:18 AM, Jane Jordan (gmail) wrote:
I've never done the Python thing, but perhaps, instead of spaces
to start, you put in a character that isn't used, an asterisk or a
pound sign or something, in lieu of a space. Then do a find and
replace and put ### or however many it is, and then replace it
with spaces.
Jane
Hmmm, interesting suggestion. I'm not sure what character you could
use to do something like that that *wouldn't* appear in the code,
is the only problem. The other problem being you'd really, *really*
need a macro function to do that for you automatically. You'd also
need some kind of regular expression search to implement it in
existing code in the first place. I'm afraid I can't see that one
being amazingly practical, either, but maybe I'll play with it.
