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I need to switch from a 2 spaces indentation style to a 4 spaces one within an automatically created Ionic project. I'm running WebStorm 2016.1 on Mac OS X. I already tried to change: WebStorm | Preferences | Code Style | JavaScript | Tabs and indents and play with indent size, tab size, use tab character etc... but no change seems to have effect on existing (and new) JavaScript files. Any idea about how to achieve it? Might some general setting prevent this changes to take effect? Do you have .editorconfig file in your project? Settings from there will overwrite your Code Style settings (and

I am using StAX to create a quite large xml document. Until now I was using the IndentingXMLStreamwriter class to get a well formatted document (see also this answer ). A few days ago we setup a jenkins server with an older jdk version (6.26), on which i get build errors. package com.sun.xml.internal.txw2.output does not exist I assume the package cannot be found because of the installed jdk version. For different reasons this cannot be changed (by the way, does anyone know the jdk version, at which this package (com.sun.xml.internal.txw2.output) was added?). Therefore I am looking for an

Specs GHC 6.12.1 Mac OS X 10.6.4 x64 MacBook Pro Problem I'm having trouble using let syntax. The following code refuses to compile: module Main where main = let x = 1 y = 2 z = 3 in putStrLn $ "X = " ++ show x ++ "\nY = " ++ show y ++ "\nZ = " ++ show z I tried tabbing in y = 2 and z = 3 even more. No dice. (Undesirable) Solutions The only way I've gotten the code to compile is either Replacing hard tabs with spaces. Replacing the let clause with a where clause. Saizan on #haskell explains that the assignments in a let expression have to align, not let itself. As long as the assignments line

IndentationError: unexpected unindent WHY??? #!/usr/bin/python import sys class Seq: def __init__(self, id, adnseq, colen): self.id = id self.dna = adnseq self.cdnlen = colen self.prot = "" def __str__(self): return ">%s\n%s\n" % (self.id, self.prot) def translate(self, transtable): self.prot = "" for i in range(0,len(self.dna),self.cdnlen): codon = self.dna[i:i+self.cdnlen] aa = transtable[codon] self.prot += aa def parseCommandOptions(cmdargs): tfname = cmdargs[1] sfname = cmdargs[2] return (tfname, sfname) def readTTable(fname): try: ttable = {} cdnlen = -1 tfile = open(fname, "r") for line

I used to use tabs for indentation and spaces for alignment. Like so (arrows show tabs and dots show spaces). In QtCreator you can set such coding style in standard preferences. I can't find the way to achieve the same goal in Xcode. Could you please tell me if it is possible? May be there is a plugin for that? UPDATE: Here is how it can be achieved in QtCreator: P.S. Please, don't try to persuade me that using spaces only/tabs only is better, otherwise this question will turn into another holywar :) Once more about what I'm trying to achieve: Indent with tabs, align with spaces. Vim Tips Wiki

Emacs reindents the current line whenever I type certain things, like ";" or "//". This is pretty annoying, since there are a whole lot of places where it isn't smart enough to indent correctly. How do I disable this feature? I still want to be able to indent the line with TAB, but I don't want any source code I type to cause it to reindent. (I'm using Dylan Moonfire's C# mode, but this probably applies to any cc-mode.) Try running c-toggle-electric-state to turn off the electric action of these characters. You can do this as part of a c-mode-common-hook, or toggle the state manually by