Normally on textmate I write something like this:
if($data) { if($var == 'two') { echo 'hello'; } // I hit enter here //Goes here... // insted of here }
The issue is that normally when I hit enter it would stay flush on the next line where it would normally go. I noticed that after I installed Snow Leopard I run into an issue where it no longer stays flushed, instead it goes to the very beginning, and i have to hit "tab" in order to return to the original location i wanted.
I have Snow Leopard at home and at work, same programs. This just happened after I reformatted my comp at work, and it's a new install of Snow Leopard, with new install of PHP I haven't added any bundles, etc...
Anyone have any ideas what might be the issue?
On 4 Dec 2009, at 07:26, Jose Jimenez wrote:
Normally on textmate I write something like this: [...] // I hit enter here //Goes here...
The issue is that normally when I hit enter it would stay flush on the next line where it would normally go. I noticed that after I installed Snow Leopard I run into an issue where it no longer stays flushed, instead it goes to the very beginning, and i have to hit "tab" in order to return to the original location i wanted.
That is pretty weird.
Normally though TM will not indent if the current line is indented with spaces and tabs are set to real tabs vice versa.
Other than that, there actually is no real way to disable auto indent.
Afraid I can’t offer much more than the tips at http://wiki.macromates.com/Troubleshooting/101
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