I see that Plato will automatically indent things like IF and DO but it will not un-indent when END IF or END DO is encountered.
Why not?
Roger
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I see that Plato will automatically indent things like IF and DO but it will not un-indent when END IF or END DO is encountered.
Why not?
Roger
Basically because Plato does not know what you are about to type. It is simpler with C++ etc. where you have a single character '}' and Plato can handle this. I suppose Plato could do the un-indent after you finished typing the keyword and I will log this as a possible improvement.
As it is you should press Ctrl+Return to get the un-indent.
Thanks Paul.
It's a separate program in TrueBasic but I didn't see any way to do it in Plato
Roger