Hello Developers

Need your help and suggestion. I can't switch off the auto-identation. I've the option off in Editor->General->Indent and Tabs->"Auto indent"

But, whenever I'm typing:

for i:=1 to N do begin|  <-- press enter

I'm getting a new line indented 2 spaces (under "r"), instead of placing cursor under "f" (just like delphi does).
(Btw, the same happens for "try")

However if I type
for i:=1 to N do
begin| <-- press enter

I have no indentation, and the cursor is placed right under "b" Why does it happen?

What I want, is on pressing enter a new line starting at the same column as the previous line.
any suggestions?

Btw. I can make Lazarus indent just like i need, but for this I must switch Auto-Ident ON, but switch OFF
"CodeTools->General->Indentation>On break line". But such configuration seems VERY ODD to me.

thanks,
dmitry

http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/IDE_Window:_Codetools_Options#Indentation

It should be the same and it works here. Can you update to svn rev 25683 and try again?
If it still does that, can you compile the IDE clean with -dVerboseIndenter? This will write to stdout why it indents.

The codetools are only for pascal files, the other for all other. I will extend the captions to make this more clear.

Mattias

Mattias Gaertner wrote

It should be the same and it works here. Can you update to svn rev 25683 and try again? If it still does that, can you compile the IDE clean with -dVerboseIndenter? This will write to stdout why it indents.

Thank you.
I'll test it later tonight.

regards,
dmiitry

Ok. It does work now.

thanks,
Dmitry

dmitry boyarintsev wrote

Ok. It does work now.

I mean that in both cases

for i:=1 to 10 do begin|
and
for i:=1 to 10 do
begin|

a new line is indented by 2 spaces.

thanks,
dmitry