> Maybe it should better called "hard tabulation" or whatever, > but yes, "hard tabs" means the #9 character. There's no other > kinds of tabs, just using spaces (#32) for > indentation/tabulation - which oddly enough I've _never_ seen > being refered to as "soft tabs" ;-)
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