This plugin automatically detects and sets the indentation for you, by default, when a file is loaded.
Sublime Text detects the indentation when a file is loaded
if detect_indentation
is set to true
, which is the default settings.
However, its detection is wrong sometimes. You could give following cases a try!
- Files under the problem_files/
- sublimehq/sublime_text#1459
- sublimehq/sublime_text#1640
I find that Indent Finder detects above files correctly so I make it into this plugin.
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Abbreviations
- ST = Sublime Text
- ASI = AutoSetIndentation (this plugin)
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If you don't want to replace ST's
detect_indentation
command with ASI's, set the plugin settinghijack_st_detect_indentation
tofalse
. -
Even if
hijack_st_detect_indentation
is set totrue
by default, ST will still detect the indentation internally before ASI is ready to work. After that, ASI will detect the indentation again hence ST's result will be overridden but the detection is done twice. You may want to setdetect_indentation
tofalse
to skip ST's.
This package is available on Package Control by the name of AutoSetIndentation.
See AutoSetIndentation.sublime-settings.
You may disable all event_listeners
in your user settings
and add a key binding to auto set the indentation whenever you want.
{ "keys": ["ctrl+alt+s", "ctrl+alt+i"], "command": "auto_set_indentation" },
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