31 Aug
2009
31 Aug
'09
2:16 a.m.
If I have for example this code:
function foo() {
var list = [];
}
Note there is 4 spaces indention.
I work in 5 spaces soft tabs.
If I move the cursor to just before the "v" in "var", and left arrow,
I move to the left one space. Somehow, I need to reformat this code
to be 5 spaces. Then when I move the arrow to the left, it moves 5
spaces, or one apparent tab stop.
I have tried selecting the code, while I have my tabs set to 5, hard
or soft, using reformat selection, in this case, in the JavaScript
bundle area, or, convert spaces to tabs. Neither gets me where I need
to be.
I end up re-tabbing all the code, which is a tedious process.
I I just add one space, or select the 4 spaces and replace with a tab,
I get the functionality I want:
function foo() {
var list = [];
}
That example, the space before the "v" becomes a tab, either hard or
soft.
Thanks.
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31 Aug
31 Aug
2:23 a.m.
On 31/08/2009, at 12:16 PM, Scott Haneda wrote:
If I have for example this code:
function foo() {
var list = [];
}
Note there is 4 spaces indention.
I work in 5 spaces soft tabs.
<snip>
I have tried selecting the code, while I have my tabs set to 5, hard
or soft, using reformat selection, in this case, in the JavaScript
bundle area, or, convert spaces to tabs. Neither gets me where I need
to be.
When I change a file that has a different tab stop to what I usually
work in, I usually reformat it by setting my tab width to match the
file, convert spaces to tabs, change the tab width to be my preferred
one then convert tabs to spaces.
Adam
3:25 a.m.
On Aug 30, 2009, at 7:23 PM, Adam Bryzak <adam+textmate(a)bryzak.net>
wrote:
On 31/08/2009, at 12:16 PM, Scott Haneda wrote:
Any way to automate that on a selection? I don't suppose I can access
the current tab stop setting value.
Any fancy regex's that could find and replace this? It's generally
going to be 1-4 leading spaces, which should not be to hard to fish out.
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Scott
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If I have for example this code:
function foo() {
var list = [];
}
Note there is 4 spaces indention.
I work in 5 spaces soft tabs.
<snip>
I have tried selecting the code, while I have my tabs set to 5, hard
or soft, using reformat selection, in this case, in the JavaScript
bundle area, or, convert spaces to tabs. Neither gets me where I
need
to be.
When I change a file that has a different tab stop to what I usually
work in, I usually reformat it by setting my tab width to match the
file, convert spaces to tabs, change the tab width to be my preferred
one then convert tabs to spaces.
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