>> Shift-Tab aka. BackTab; it should be used in a Listing inset, when the >> cursor is right after a space or Tab or when there is a selection. > >so the only difference to the current backspace is that it also knows >to eat 4 spaces in one step, right? i'm not sure this is not > overdesigned, just to >synchronize shift+tab key press maybe > the same as 4x backspace. > >pavel >
No, it also works on a selection, then it eats a tab or spaces from the beginning of each line spanned by the selection. This is extremely useful if you want to indent/unindent multiple lines in one action. Otherwise you'd have to do backspace, arrow-down, backspace, arrow-down etc. Vincent
