I am testing IDE 9.2.1 for OSX coming from IDE 8.5
I am having a problem with tabbing & dedenting and not sure if it’s just me.
If I select a group of text and hit tab, the text is correctly indented. However I can not highlight the same text, or any text anywhere for that matter and Dedent it from the Code => Dedent menu. All the Indent, Dedent and tabify options are greyed out.
For some reason I can not get my tab/indent preferences to override the tabs in an existing file.
I have the tab indent set to 4 spaces. If I open a txt file that for some reason has a tab at 20+ characters there is nothing I can do to make 1 tab/indent be equal to 4 spaces.
I have tried creating a new file and entering some text. I named that file new.txt the file has proper indenting.
Then I copy text from my old.txt with odd indenting. paste the text into new.txt and the indenting is correct. So far so good.
However, if I then close old.txt and file => saveas new.txt as old.txt the tab stops revert to the prev incorrect positions from old.txt even tho I am saving over the top of it.
Indent/Dedent should work fine through Tab and Shift + Tab respectively.
For the issue where you can’t change your indent settings for a file, this must be because you set it in that file at some point. File level prefs reign supreme in Komodo. There are two options:
For every file you notice this problem, change the preferences for the file: Edit menu > Current File Preferences.
Clear all file level prefs by deleting doc-state.xmlc (while Komodo is not running) from ~/Library/Application Support/KomodoIDE/9.2/
my indent-dedent with the Tab key is all jacked up again… with the latest update to 9.3.2
I cannot tab a block of code forward or backward consistently.
single lines seem to work… but a multi-line selection.no.
Okay, well you’ve given us very little to go on other than “it doesn’t work”. Do you have a sample file we could look at? Some specific details as to what/where exactly you’re experiencing the problem? The more information you provide, the more likely it is that we can help diagnose the problem.