[gsoto]

Can I marry you?

I will add:

* Tabs > spaces

* Proportional > monospaced

* White background > dark theme

[seph-reed]

White background if there's a window near-by. Dark background if in a dimly lit space.

I don't know if I use tabs or spaces anymore. I hit tab, but my IDE just sort of makes it up from there. Works well enough.

[colejohnson66]

Visual Studio (not Code) handles it quite nicely. If you hit tab and it replaces it with 4 spaces, then you backspace, it removes the 4 spaces as if they were a tab. So it saves with spaces, but treats them like tabs.

[pc86]

Though I hate what you say, I will defend to the death your right to say it.

But holy cow the white background made me angry hahah

[godshatter]

I've been switching over to tabs to mark indentation levels and spaces for alignment after that. I used to use all spaces. Disagree completely on the proportional fonts, but maybe I just haven't tried one. Code presentation is important to me, since it makes it really easy to grok the structure of what's going on and to find some simple errors if you align certain things together.

[MeinBlutIstBlau]

Fluorescent white is for accountants and managers.