Hi, and long life the GNU developers! indent inserts tabulation symbols into mid-line (for example, between the declaration and the comment). Having \t`s inside the line is unacceptable, spaces must be used for alignment. Tabs can take place in a line beginning. Because, if we have tabs in middle of line, the line end position depends on a number of spaces used to represent a tab in user`s viewer. This leads to that lines with same indentation level have their endings glissading, even if they were aligned before running `indent`. Well, i just want to say that the option is necessary, that`ll result in having no tabs mid-line.
If you need more details, and examples of what i mean, i`ll provide you with them. -- Andrey Utkin _______________________________________________ bug-indent mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-indent
