And for TM to indent with spaces, select “Soft Tabs” in the “Tab Size” menu (in the bar down every window).

Le 18 oct. 07 à 15:54, Eric Abrahamsen a écrit :

Select all the text that needs converting, then go to the Text menu, the Convert submenu, and pick either Spaces to Tabs or Tabs to Spaces.

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On Oct 18, 2007, at 9:30 PM, samy-delux wrote:

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Hey guys,

I am right now trying the out TextMate and it seems pretty awesome. I do have a Problem with using my old pything files with TextMate. They are all indented by whitespaces and not by tabs. So when I add a new line with TextMate, the python script won't run anymore, since TextMate indents by using tabs.

So I would either have to convert my python scripts to use tabs or tell TextMate to use whitespaces. How would I achieve one of the above?

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samy-delux wrote:

EricAb wrote:

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Select all the text that needs converting, then go to the Text menu, the Convert submenu, and pick either Spaces to Tabs or Tabs to Spaces.

Thanks, worked like a charm!

Even better is to pick "soft tabs" at the bottom of the window. Indenting python code by 4 spaces is the general practice (though there are tab zealots and spaces zealots who will argue for hours about this. Needless to say it doesn't really matter :)

-Jacob