Either way, the new functionality should be documented.
In the plugins section of the gedit docs on Lucid, the Indent Lines
plugin is still there, and still says to use Edit-indent, and in the
shortcuts help, says ctrl-T to indent lines.
I think highlighting some lines and pressing tab would
This should be configurable: I find it really awkward to use shift+TAB to
unindent, not natural at all.
Maybe have that as standard, and visibly allow users to choose another
combination (or at least the old combination)
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Good solution indeed.
Changed from CTRL+T to TAB
Too bad I had to search on Google looking for a missing plugin to
discover it.
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'shift+tab' is not un-indenting for me in gedit (Lucid Lynx). It is
doing the same thing as 'tab'. Is anybody else seeing this behavior?
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As Jake mentioned, it had become more complicated to intend one single
line, because there the new feature doesn't work so you have to move
your cursor to the beginning and then press tab. This had been easier
with the old solution as it was irrelevant where the cursor was when you
hit CTRL+T.
Why don't people leave code unchanged that works really good...
One day one guy thinks that removing a feature without notifying or
asking users about their opinion is the best solution possible. Finally
it shows that this was a stupid decision, but the guy is way too proud
to confess to his
In order to indent, you highlight a block of text and press TAB
(instead of CTRL-T).
And what should I do to UNINDENT a block of text?? Before Ijust had to press
Alt+Ctrl+T... What about now??
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I mean Shift+Ctrl+T...
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Just figured it out: Shift + Tab
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The help files still show the Ctrl+T options for indenting, they should
be updated to reflect the changes in gedit.
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Tudor, let me explain... Jake spent a ton of time searching before he
got to this page. My story is exactly the same.
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@Jake Guthmiller : Eh? Chris Coulson very clearly pointed out that the
functionality is still there. In order to indent, you highlight a
block of text and press TAB (instead of CTRL-T).
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I agree; I just spent a ton of time searching for this just to figure
out that you can't easily indent single lines anymore. :(
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Yes good solution BAD announcement!
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Doesn't anybody THINK that this change is VERY IMPORTANT and should be
clearly communicated to users? I lost 2 hours searching for a solution
to this god-only-knows-the-thought-chain-behind-this-new-brain-lobotomy
surprise...
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Sebastien Sorry, I thought it was only a packaging issue.
Chris You are right! Thanks for the tip.
I guess that the bug is invalid then.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Thank you for your bug report. The issue is an upstream one and it would
be nice if somebody having it could send the bug the to the people
writting the software (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/GNOME)
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The upstream changelog indicate the gedit code has been cleaned because
gtksourceview supports indent now, not sure how it's supposed to be used
though
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You can indent by selecting the block of text and pressing TAB now. I
had to read the gtksourceview API documentation to figure that one out
though :/
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