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On 17/06/2011 10:04, Max Vlasov wrote:
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Hell, am I the only one that uses Tab (for indentation) and
Shift+Tab<br>
(for unindent)? Much less keys to type. ;-)<br>
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It's interesting, I saw this in Notepad++ and liked, but
personally also used to using tabs as usual. <br>
But if one thinks, using tabs for tabbing when there's a selection
looks like a useless operation, (cmiiw). Maybe there might a
mechanism that conditionally makes different things if there's a
selection and if there's no. In this case the tab can be used more
effectively. <br>
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That's exactly what Tab does.<br>
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if there is a selection....<br>
Again look at the editor options. (don't assign tab to the indent
function)<br>
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Btw all editoroptions are explained on the wiki, simply press F1<br>
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