Hi everyone, this is my first post here and I hope I am in the right place. I have a python code of about a thousand lines, contained in a .py file, and I would like to fix, possibly automatically, the indentation (i.e. at the first level four characters, then eight, and so on, as the standard requires). To explain myself better, the code is correct and it works, but some parts are indented 2 characters, some 3, and some 4. I am trying to do this with BBedit, of which I have the pro version (the paid one). I don't know if this is the right way but I use Markup > Utilities > Format and I always get an error: Unespected EOF; Document ended in the middle of a tag. Maybe I'm not using the right function? Are there ways to get this result? If not, are there other free tools to perform this task? I have to say that I am not very proficient with scripting and such extensions, I would like a simple "menu based" solution, of course if it exists.
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