Re: auto syntax indenting
Re: auto syntax indenting
- Subject: Re: auto syntax indenting
- From: Mike Lazear <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 13:59:33 -0700
On Apr 7, 2005, at 1:47 PM, Markian Hlynka wrote:
On Apr 7, 2005, at 13:36, Mike Lazear wrote:
On Apr 7, 2005, at 11:50 AM, Markian Hlynka wrote:
Here's something annoying. Is it just me, or does everyone see this?
I had:
for( i = 0; i < N; i++ )
for( j = 0; j < N; j++ )
if (aboard.board[i][j].colour != empty)
{
thekey ^= myZobrist[i][j][aboard.board[i][j]];
}
blah;
now, here are my issues. First off, blah is auto-indented to the
wrong spot. Second, for some reason it's indented with spaces, while
the other lines are tab-indented. I thought I'd had tabs turned OFF.
Why is this happening? Could this be related to the "Tab indents: In
leading white space" setting under prefs->indentation?
So, "blah" should actually be aligned with "thekey ^="
Why would "blah" align with thekey"? it's outside of the if
therefore it should be aligned with the very first for.
exactly my point. I'mm saying that mail aligned it incorrectly above
because of a space/tab issue. but in xcode, it alligns with thekey,
which as you point out, it patently should NOT.
Okay, I get what you are saying now. When you used the words "should
actually" I thought you were saying that was where you expected "blah"
to be, rather than that was where Xcode was putting it.
As for the indenting, as mentioned below, Xcode gets very confused when
braces are not used. Other than adding the braces to the for loops I
don't know of any way to fix that. Hopefully this will be cleaned up
in the Xcode version coming.
Xcode indenting has a way of getting very confused. Start using if {
} and else without braces and it gets really messed up quick!
agreed.
1. Why do I have tabs when "Editor uses tabs" is NOT checked in Text
Editing prefs.
2. should I file a bug for the aberrant auto-indent behaviour?
Have you gone thru and removed all existing tabs from your files?
My file originated before I started using xcode, and should _never
have _any tabs. So, I'm making the assumption that if there's tabs,
it's because xcode put them there when I wasn't looking. That's why
I'm trying to understand this "Tab indents: In leading white space"
preference.
Changing the preference to use spaces instead of tabs does not, in my
experience, automatically replace existing tabs.
I had a similar thing and used BBEdit to replace all tabs with spaces.
BBEdit sans tabs is what the file was originally created with. So,
yes, I can and have and will do that, but I want to figure out where
the tabs are coming from first.
If you started with no tabs and you have the preferences set for no
tabs then I'm not sure what would have caused the tabs. I will note
that I often copy sample code from Apple's samples and other places and
they usually have tabs in them. So I have to remove tabs occasionally
to weed out any tabs that have gotten into my code.
Mike
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