S Stellaferox Active Member Licensed User Jun 17, 2007 #1 Hi, what I am really lacking is the tab function in the ppc editor to make a nice indentation as in the desktopeditor. I have to use the spacebar to make a layout and this is corrupted when synchronizing to the desktop. Why not use the tab for editor use and use the pen for jumping to the subwindow? thnx Marc
Hi, what I am really lacking is the tab function in the ppc editor to make a nice indentation as in the desktopeditor. I have to use the spacebar to make a layout and this is corrupted when synchronizing to the desktop. Why not use the tab for editor use and use the pen for jumping to the subwindow? thnx Marc
B BjornF Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 18, 2007 #2 I agree, this would be a nice addition for us that like to program on the device All the best / Björn
I agree, this would be a nice addition for us that like to program on the device All the best / Björn
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 18, 2007 #3 BTW, you can use Tools - Untab on the device to replace the tabs with spaces and Edit - Retab on the desktop to return the tabs.
BTW, you can use Tools - Untab on the device to replace the tabs with spaces and Edit - Retab on the desktop to return the tabs.
RandomCoder Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 18, 2007 #4 Thanks Erel, I had already found that untab inserted spaces on the device inplace of the tabs but I didn't realise that the tabs could be re-inserted on the desktop. Great job Regards, RandomCoder
Thanks Erel, I had already found that untab inserted spaces on the device inplace of the tabs but I didn't realise that the tabs could be re-inserted on the desktop. Great job Regards, RandomCoder
S Stellaferox Active Member Licensed User Jun 18, 2007 #5 I dont understand. Is there a way to use tabs to make an indentation (jump to the right) on the device? If so I missed the point of your explanation.... Marc
I dont understand. Is there a way to use tabs to make an indentation (jump to the right) on the device? If so I missed the point of your explanation.... Marc
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 18, 2007 #6 You can convert the tabs in your code to spaces in the device (one tab = one space) and vice versa on the desktop.
You can convert the tabs in your code to spaces in the device (one tab = one space) and vice versa on the desktop.
S Stellaferox Active Member Licensed User Jun 20, 2007 #7 I see now, OK, that's enough for me... thnx