Uri Sabadosh wrote:
>
> Use the Brief editor. It has a global (file scope) replace that accepts the
> tab key as a character to replace. Replace with four space chars.
>
> Uri

You can do that with MPLAB or any editor with search and replace.

To select a tab, move the cursor to the start of a line where the first
character is a tab. Press shift and right arrow once to select the tab
character. Press CTRL Insert to capture the tab to the clipboard. In
MPLAB, press ALT E R. Then SHIFT Insert to paste the TAB character into
the Find What field. (It looks like a solid "I") Type as many spaces as
you need into the Replace With field. Press "Replace All".

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