You can also use the keyboard shortcut: on Windows: Shift + Alt + F on macOS: Shift + Option + F on Linux: Ctrl + Shift + I (I, not L) # Changing the indentation level with the Tab Size setting You can also use the tab size setting to change the indentation level. The setting...
This is operated by the shortcut key. If you find that the code is inconsistent, you can use the shortcut key Ctrl + K + D to indent the code to be consistent. OK, good to know 0 Reconsider 1 Show reactions 1Aug 02, 2021 1:36 PM ...
doing that, I often mark the code I want copied and shift+tab the code until it is left aligned in the file and make a copy. Then ctrl+z to snap it back into place. It would be nice with a special shortcut, button, or something else that copies code so that it looks good ...
such as tabs expanding to the next 8th column while your editor is set to a tab size of 4 columns or when spaces are used alongside tabs. Although the code may look fine in your editor, Python will refuse to run it. In fact