This is quite annoying me. For example, if I start with this code (indented
with tabs, aligned with spaces):
function·doThis(argOne,·argTwo,
················argThree,·argFour)·{
---›var·oddArgs·=·argOne·+·argThree,
---›····evenArgs·=·argTwo·+·argFour;
---›return·oddArgs·*·evenArgs;
}
<sup>(`---›` represents a tab and `·` represents a space.)</sup>
Then, if I shift the line to the left (`>>`) I end up with this mixed-up mess:
---›function·doThis(argOne,·argTwo,
················---›argThree,·argFour)·{
---›---›var·oddArgs·=·argOne·+·argThree,
---›····---›evenArgs·=·argTwo·+·argFour;
---›---›return·oddArgs·*·evenArgs;
---›}
Who's that good for? It seems like always adding the tabs at the start of the
line would be a win for everyone.
I'm not much for writing C myself, but I'm all in favor of this change!
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