On 10/10/2010 21:43, Bo Berglund wrote:
On Sun, 10 Oct 2010 20:50:56 +0100, Martin<[email protected]> wrote:
On 10/10/2010 20:29, Bo Berglund wrote:
In Lazarus after selecting a group of code lines:
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Ctrl-k-u or Ctrl-k-i does exactly nothing.
you can assign them, or maybe select a different keymap-scheme...
Ctrl-Shift-i and Ctrl-Shift-u (the Delphi keys) does nothing
TAB indents 2 spaces at a time
Shift-TAB unindents 2 spaces at a time but only to the original
position
I think that is only the appearance you get.
unindent works until all spaces are gone. But of course only, if it is
all indented by spaces.
Because (other than delphi) unindent does not substitute any tabs by
spaces => so if the first char on the line is a tab, then unindent does
nothing.
And yes, some kind of solution for this would be good => feel free to
add a feature request on our bugtracker, so it will not get forgotten
In Delphi 7:
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Ctrl-k-i indents 2 spaces
Ctrl-k-u does nothing
Ctrl-Shift-i indents 2 spaces
Ctrl-Shift-u unindents 2 spaces until the text reaches left edge.
It does more, it replaces all tabs by spaces.
That is why it can unindent
And which is what is needed....
Why can't Lazarus replace any whitespace at the front of the lines???
As I said, please add a feature request, so far simply no one thought
about it, and no one has asked.
As for right now: I believe you can get that done by using jedi code
formater (tools menu / environment options)
(the feature request will likely end up with me, and I have several
other thinks to do before I can look at it)
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