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kcy29581
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 Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 4:04 pm Post subject: anjuta indentation... how? |
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Hi all,
I used to code at university (i think I used Jext...) and I love a nifty, simple feature I had: When I opened brackets, like {, and when on the next line, the program automatically indented the line for me for clear code. An example:
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{
std::cout << "Hello World!\n";
}
NOT what I want
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{
std::cout << "Hello World!\n";
}
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Yes, I already know about the tab button, but I swear it would just add one extra space on the second line, rather than do a whole tab. I use anjuta, jext and possibly gvim if it has this feature.
I would rather use anjuta or jext though.
Thanks
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kcy29581
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Cheers. I also realised that I didn't save the bloody file as something.cpp, but as something.ccp and indentation only works for the cpp and other valid filenames!!! This at least works in anjuta, should work in jext as well.
Do I feel like such an idiot...
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