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Sudip Pokhrel [SP] wrote:

SP> 1. This is what happens to the numbered paragraphs when typed
SP> using auto format and auto wrapped on. ^^^^^

Yes. This is how auto-format works in TB!. It does a real-time text
reflow as you type. If you don't indent the entire paragraph, it will
assume that the paragraph isn't indented and just reflow as usual,
taking out the leading spaces etc.

SP> 2. This is what I want to achieve but I can't unless I manually
SP> tab the second line (this line) after turning off auto format,
SP> like I've done here.

Yes. This is because you didn't indent the first line. The number you
initially inserted is part of the line.

SP> The lines continue to indent this way unless I turn the auto
SP> format back on and try to add something in the paragraph, then the
SP> entire paragraph is reverted to the number 1. state. Furthermore,
SP> if I hit 'ENTER' to change the paragraph..

Yes. If you didn't have the numbering and the entire paragraph was
indented, you could use autoformat and maintain the indentation.
However, with the first line unindented, autoformat will mess things
up. You need to disable it when doing this sort of formatting and
toggle it back on when you're finished.

SP>         3. The cursor is still indented underneath the previous
SP>         paragraph's text like is the case here. When in fact...

This above paragraphs formatting will not be disturbed by autoformat
so you could use it as an alternative method.

SP>    4.   This is what should happen when changing the paragraph. Is
SP>         there any way to solve, or rather automate, this?

No.

You have to toggle off auto-formatting if you wish to do this exact
sort of formatting. Remember also, that auto-indent will not work
unless you indent an initial line. The number placed at the left
margin on the initial line of the paragraph makes it unindented. You
therefore have to manually indent the second line before the
auto-indenting works from then on. The indentation problem isn't
peculiar to TB!. However, TB!'s auto-formatting *is* peculiar.

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