Beautify Ruby handles a tab-size of 2 very well, but when this is added to the preferences:
Or any other odd number, for that matter, the indentation is completely wrong. As an example:
def test
if false
test do
puts "incorrectly indented"
end
end
end
Becomes:
def test
if false
test do
puts "incorrectly indented"
end
end
end
It doesn't indent each level at 3! It indents once at 4, then once at 2.
Beautify Ruby handles a tab-size of 2 very well, but when this is added to the preferences:
Or any other odd number, for that matter, the indentation is completely wrong. As an example:
Becomes:
It doesn't indent each level at 3! It indents once at 4, then once at 2.