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I'm using VS Code and it does do that. It deletes back to the previous indentation level. In the case when you move code around you will anyway go for Tab/Shif
by insulanian 6y ago
I'm using VS Code and it does do that. It deletes back to the previous indentation level.
In the case when you move code around you will anyway go for Tab/Shift+Tab in any editor.
- opo 6y agoYou are right, it looks like it tries to do the right thing on indent. Though if you try and use tabs to align anything after an indent it just treats them as spaces.