Hi,
I am an intensive user of Notepad++. I'd like to propose an improvement to Notepad++. I just propose because I can't to progam it myself. I think rather a useful thing to implement is padding for those lines of code in which the final characters are tabulation (chr(9)). If such lines of code are long enough to be broken by NP++ they look like paragraphs with the first line indented. It is well known that while writing a program tabulation is used so that progam code would be more readable. I think it will be much more if those broken lines look not just like indented paragraphs but like non-indented paragraphs with left padding equal to an amount of the first tabulation characters.
Hi,
I am an intensive user of Notepad++. I'd like to propose an improvement to Notepad++. I just propose because I can't to progam it myself. I think rather a useful thing to implement is padding for those lines of code in which the final characters are tabulation (chr(9)). If such lines of code are long enough to be broken by NP++ they look like paragraphs with the first line indented. It is well known that while writing a program tabulation is used so that progam code would be more readable. I think it will be much more if those broken lines look not just like indented paragraphs but like non-indented paragraphs with left padding equal to an amount of the first tabulation characters.
How it looks now:
125 for (i=1;i<10;i++){
126 x="<table><tr><th>First Header
</th><th>Second Header</th><th>Third
Header</th></tr>"
127 y="something else"
...
135 }
How I want it to look like:
125 for (i=1;i<10;i++){
126 x="<table><tr><th>First Header
</th><th>Second Header</th><th>Third
Header</th></tr>"
127 y="something else"
...
135 }
Now I've used "_" for the first spacing in the beginning of the strings:
That's as it is in NP++ now:
125___for (i=1;i<10;i++){
126______x="<table><tr><th>First Header
______</th><th>Second Header</th><th>Third
______Header</th></tr>"
127______y="something else"
...
135_}
That's as i want it to be
125___for (i=1;i<10;i++){
126______x="<table><tr><th>First Header
_________</th><th>Second Header</th><th>Third
_________Header</th></tr>"
127______y="something else"
...
135_}
OOps, all my formating, I mean all the spaces, has been collapsed. I'll try to change the situation.