SciTe Question

[randd]

Just a quicky question, probably easily answered too:

When using scite how come when I first start typing:

Func Test()
   Select
      Case $test = 1

But when I hit enter after the "1" it looks like this:

Func Test()
   Select
   Case $test = 1

I thought proper (is it proper?) layout would have Case indented once more than Select.

[Jos]

Just a quicky question, probably easily answered too:

I thought proper (is it proper?) layout would have Case indented once more than Select.

You are right... but SciTe's AutoIndent is not capable of being configured to cope with this in a proper way.... (to my knowledge)

I always run Tidy when i am finshed writing (a section of) the script. That is programmed to cope with the Autoit3 syntax and formats it properly.

[randd]

You are right...

Good to know. I wasn't blaming SciTe or anything, I just wasn't sure if I understood proper indentation.

Hell, I just learned about "Bulgarian Notation" from a post last week.

[Jos]

Good to know.  I wasn't blaming SciTe or anything, I just wasn't sure if I understood proper indentation.

Don't worry... We are only tweaking Scite to make it as usefull as possible.... Neil might feel hurt ...

Hell, I just learned about "Bulgarian Notation" from a post last week. 

Dunno what you mean here....

[randd]

Don't worry... We are only tweaking Scite to make it as usefull as possible....  Neil might feel hurt ...

  Dunno what you mean here....

Hungarian notation I believe is what I was looking for.

MSDN Link

[Valik]

JdeB, removing case/Case/CASE from block.end.$(au3) seems to keep Case statements indented properly (It still needs to be left in block.start, though).

[Jos]

JdeB, removing case/Case/CASE from block.end.$(au3) seems to keep Case statements indented properly (It still needs to be left in block.start, though).

Don't think that would get closer... look at this example when i take them away from the block.end.$(au3):

if $x=$y Then
   Select
      Case whatever
        ;do whatever
         Case whatever
           ;do whatever
         EndSelect
      EndIf

currently you get:

if $x=$y Then
   Select
   Case whatever
     ;do whatever
   Case whatever
     ;do whatever
   EndSelect
EndIf

I prefer the current setup...