Actually, I don't know if this is a bug. But, when I set tabs to 4 in bash
$ tabs 4
then ls (without the color flag) a big directory, such as /usr/bin
$ alias
$ ls /usr/bin/
(lots of white text)...
elfedit info nl-route-add
sndfile-deinterleave xzegrep
env infocmp nl-route-delete
sndfile-info xzfgrep
envsubst infotocap nl-route-get
sndfile-interleave xzgrep
eqn init nl-route-list
sndfile-metadata-get xzless
eqn2graph insmod nl-rule-list
sndfile-metadata-set xzmore
escapesrc install nl-tctree-list
sndfile-play yacc
event_rpcgen.py install-info nl-util-addr
sndfile-salvage yat2m
expand integritysetup nm
soelim yes
expiry ionice nmcli sort
zcat
expr ip nm-online sotruss
zcmp
factor ip6tables nmtui
source-highlight zdiff
Compare to when I use color flag...
$ ls --color=auto /usr/bin/
(lots of colored text)...
faillock ip6tables-apply
nmtui-connect source-highlight-esc.sh zdump
faillog ip6tables-legacy
nmtui-edit source-highlight-settings zegrep
faked ip6tables-legacy-restore
nmtui-hostname speaker-test zfgrep
fakeroot ip6tables-legacy-save nohup
speexdec zforce
fallocate ip6tables-nft
nologin speexenc zgrep
false ip6tables-nft-restore
nproc split zic
fancontrol ip6tables-nft-save
npth-config sprof zless
fax2ps ip6tables-restore
nroff sqldiff
zmore
fax2tiff ip6tables-restore-translate nscd
sqlite3 znew
The indentation didn't broke at all.
If this is a bug, please fix it. Thanks!
