December 11, 2003
Walter wrote:
> "Antti Sykäri" <jsykari@gamma.hut.fi> wrote in message
> news:slrnbtdkn7.5fp.jsykari@pulu.hut.fi...
> 
>>Quite a lot of messages in this newsgroup seem to have had their TAB
>>characters stripped.  Which, obviously, makes tab-indented code examples
>>rather difficult to read.  I'm skipping the longer and more complicated
>>code examples just because I'm just too lazy to read code that isn't
>>indented properly.
> 
> 
> Usually, the first thing I do with a bug report is reformat it into
> something intellible. By now I've seen every indenting style on the planet,
> including reverse indenting, and they're all wrong because they're not the
> one I use <g>.
> 
> 

using the web based news reader strips tabs from your code
December 11, 2003
In article <br90bu$6po$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Lewis says...

>
>using the web based news reader strips tabs from your code

do
".    printf"
instead of
"    printf"
result:
    printf
printf

Ant


December 11, 2003
Ant wrote:
> In article <br90bu$6po$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Lewis says...
> 
> 
>>using the web based news reader strips tabs from your code
> 
> 
> do
> ".    printf"
> instead of "    printf"
> result:
>     printf
> printf
> 
> Ant
> 
> 

ive switched to using the mozilla newsreader, so hopefull wont have that problem anymore :) thanks for the tip...
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