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by OJFord
2530 days ago
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GP said indentation markers - typically vertical lines rendered on the background on every line at every indentation level before the first character of code. Like this, (but the | is not in the source): def fun()
| return 'blah'
class Foo:
| def __init__(self):
| | return None
Often it'll be a more subtle colour than the code so it's less visually heavy than presented here. In vim I have it only shown in normal mode, to avoid confusion while editing. |
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