Pythonwin: editor nits

[Mark Hammond]

Check out the documentation in the Pythonwin help file about the tabs (in
the overviews section).  If you can't find it, then update your build!

Basically, "Smart Tabs" is designed to work the way you are seeing it
work - it uses the first indent in the source file to set the options for
the file.  If you want your options to be in effect _always_, turn
smart-tabs off.

This is identical to the way IDLE works - we share the same auto-indent
code (courtesy of the timbot)

Mark.

"Dan Underwood" <danunder at columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
news:39439B04.76F15F39 at columbus.rr.com...
> I'm using build 129 on Win98SE. I find that the editor does not
> (usually) remember my tab and indent settings. Nor does it remember that
> I set "Use Tabs" on and "Show Whitespace" on. Actually, the options
> dialog shows these settings as remembered but the editor seems to ignore
> them for existing files. I do not want to deal with questions about why
> I change tab and indent ;-) but I would like to know if I am just not
> setting something right or are these just some bugs to be eventually
> fixed. If a later build has already fixed them, "never mind".
> Thanks.
> Dan.