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When opening an existing markdown file indented with tabs, superfluous tab icons are shown in front of the indented lines, and newly created indentations use spaces for indentation. Additionally, tabs aren’t used in Abricotine by default – though this is exactly the case why tabulators exist in the first place. There is no (questionable) Emacs-style double-indenting with tabs and spaces, so the usage of tabs in general makes much more sense. When viewing the raw file, everyone then can always specify the width of tabulators, if necessary.
If you don’t want to remove usage of spaces for indenting, it would be cool if we can set up Abricotine to use either mode.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Also weird: In Abricotine indentation is done via two spaces, while the file is written with four spaces indentation – although this layer of differentiation isn’t needed at all… could be unified easily. :)
When opening an existing markdown file indented with tabs, superfluous tab icons are shown in front of the indented lines, and newly created indentations use spaces for indentation. Additionally, tabs aren’t used in Abricotine by default – though this is exactly the case why tabulators exist in the first place. There is no (questionable) Emacs-style double-indenting with tabs and spaces, so the usage of tabs in general makes much more sense. When viewing the raw file, everyone then can always specify the width of tabulators, if necessary.
If you don’t want to remove usage of spaces for indenting, it would be cool if we can set up Abricotine to use either mode.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: