I find (using VBscript) that if a keyword for 'reindenting' gets inserted part way into a line of code, the auto-reindent happens
Is this by design, or can I switch if off somehow - example:
the line isn't part of a loop, and hasn't a 'closer' line, like
is.
However, it contains the keyword, so gets shifted back one tab, which is really irritating!
Is this by design, or can I switch if off somehow - example:
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on error resume next
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with somefunctionname
.method1
end with
However, it contains the keyword, so gets shifted back one tab, which is really irritating!