Re: Notepad++ port to MAC I found.
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:08 am
This makes me wonder how you indent your ifs.
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if something then
print("Whoa")
if more then
print("Hello!")
else
print("Oops")
end
until endOfWorld do
print("Life")
end
aTable = {
aChair = {
aList = 94
}
}
end
Weird, that's never happened for me.Jasoco wrote:but as soon as I type the check part of the elseif (elseif x == 3 then) it indents back forcing me to have to manually indent it back to the right place. And turning the feature off indents stupidly.
The indentation problem happens to me as well. With elseif's it really messes up It get's on my nerves!!! If only I could fix it.... I still hate TextWrangler ST2 is awesome. I thought it was limited, but it's not. The biggest waste of £4 ever was Textastic! The auto-indent doesn't work, auto-complete doesn't work, and I don't have the money for TextMate. I used the trail on that and LOVED it But this was about Notepad++ on Mac, which I have tried with WINE and was terrible The text was terrible and it had a Window's side bar. ST2 is definably better that N++ and TW and Textastic. I kinda feel bad not being able to pay for it... then I get used to itslime wrote:Weird, that's never happened for me.Jasoco wrote:but as soon as I type the check part of the elseif (elseif x == 3 then) it indents back forcing me to have to manually indent it back to the right place. And turning the feature off indents stupidly.
I'll post a video...bartbes wrote:Except for the until being invalid syntax . Other than that it looks pretty standard, not sure how an editor could mess up the indentation so badly.