Having just started to do some Python coding, I have discovered that Python seems to prefer spaces instead of tabs for its indenting, so I've switched the setting in the prefs, which is fine, but I was wondering whether there is any way to make this setting language dependent as I do a lot of Actionscript work as well, where tabs are more normal for indenting.
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Chris Jenkins
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On Mar 3, 2005, at 15:50, Chris Jenkins wrote:
Having just started to do some Python coding, I have discovered that Python seems to prefer spaces instead of tabs for its indenting, so I've switched the setting in the prefs, which is fine, but I was wondering whether there is any way to make this setting language dependent as I do a lot of Actionscript work as well, where tabs are more normal for indenting.
Currently that's not possible, but I'm moving as many settings as possible to the style sheet system, so it will be possible to toggle such things based on file type or even position of the caret (which does make sense for e.g. embedded languages, or settings like smart typing).
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