Little red lines in PythonWin!
David Bolen
db3l at fitlinxx.com
Tue Mar 20 18:48:11 EST 2001
"Neil Hodgson" <neilh at scintilla.org> writes:
> This feature is turned on by default in PythonWin and can be controlled
> through View | Options... | Tabs and Whitespace | Tab-Timmy. IMO all Python
> IDEs should have a similar feature. For those IDEs that use Scintilla, the
> feature is already implemented for you so it is almost free to add.
Interestingly enough when I looked at this in response to the first
post (I don't normally use Pythonwin), I noticed that the default
setup seems to have a tab size of 4 rather than 8. So Pythonwin was
expanding literal tabs visually to a 4-position stop rather than 8,
which is different from the language definition. Expanding to 8 by
default (with or without the red indicators) would at least present a
visual indication of what the Python parser was going to "see".
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