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| Gytyyhgfffff:
for the whole tab inserting spaces thing, i haven't really seen an editor that does that. i know codeblocks does it, but everything else i've seen just inserts a \t instead of adding spaces i don't use a lot of editors outside of notepad++ though |
| Tudoreleu:
the default setting on Atom seems to be "tabs are twice as large as spaces" thats neat to know edit: also --- Quote from: Gytyyhgfffff on January 26, 2016, 12:14:26 PM ---for the whole tab inserting spaces thing, i haven't really seen an editor that does that. i know codeblocks does it, but everything else i've seen just inserts a \t instead of adding spaces i don't use a lot of editors outside of notepad++ though --- End quote --- i've made the switch from n++ to Atom because (according to the people who recommended it to me) it's more customizable and, like, better and stuff. iunno, might wanna give it a try. it's gud. |
| Foxscotch:
--- Quote from: Gytyyhgfffff on January 26, 2016, 12:14:26 PM ---for the whole tab inserting spaces thing, i haven't really seen an editor that does that. i know codeblocks does it, but everything else i've seen just inserts a \t instead of adding spaces i don't use a lot of editors outside of notepad++ though --- End quote --- notepad++ does it it's in "tab settings" the checkbox is the setting I'm referring to sublime does it as well. and atom. and komodo edit. and certainly any IDE will do it |
| Tudoreleu:
here it is on atom |
| FelipeO_O:
You can use also the joe's editor, but you need to compile it (open-source) It is command line http://joe-editor.sourceforge.net/ |
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