On 9/15/05, Sean Schouten <dev.seantech@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 9/14/05, Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:
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> > > I just found out what it looks like when you guys open my ASM
> > > with whatever you use; I used a text-viewer. It looks a whole lot
> > > different then when I open it in my MPLAB IDE. Real weird
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> > That's why I asked if you were using tabs (rather than spaces). My=20
> > default .txt viewer is Notepad and the line length was too long for
> > my screen (1024 x 768). I could have looked at it with something
> > else but, y'know.......
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> > Not every viewer copes with tabs the same way and a print-out can=20
> > be real formatting mess, totally different from what you'd see on the
> > screen. Which is why I never use tabs
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> Hmmm, I do use tabs. There should be a setting somewhere where you can=20
> specify a TAB being 4 spaces (real space chars), or so I hope. I know tha=
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> sucks!


I found it! For those of you that don't know where to change the -tabs- int=
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-spaces- in your MPLAB IDE.
In the MPLAB menu: [EDIT] > [Properties..]. > [Sizes]. It should be set to=
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"Keep Tabs". Let's make that "Insert Spaces" shall we?=20

Have fun,

Sean.
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