[frode]

I would like an option to indent a line as the previous line, no matter what character the line ends with. I’m programming in javascript, and structure the code in following manner:

kontakter = new Ext.Panel({

	    region: 'center',

	    title: 'Kontakter',

	    width: 400

	});

This is an usual way to structure code with the Extjs library. But EmEditor indents the lines starting with ‘title’ and ‘width’, because the previous sentence does not end with a semicolon, and hence is not an end of statement. I haven’t found a way to change this behaviour.

Frode

[Yutaka Emura]

frode wrote:
I would like an option to indent a line as the previous line, no matter what character the line ends with. I’m programming in javascript, and structure the code in following manner:

kontakter = new Ext.Panel({

	    region: 'center',

	    title: 'Kontakter',

	    width: 400

	});

This is an usual way to structure code with the Extjs library. But EmEditor indents the lines starting with ‘title’ and ‘width’, because the previous sentence does not end with a semicolon, and hence is not an end of statement. I haven’t found a way to change this behaviour.

Frode

How about removing any characters in the “End of Statement” text box?

[frode]

Didn’t think of trying that (blush).

Thanks!
Frode

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