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Windows/Emacs user here. What does these shortcuts do ?
If you have a block of code/text selected, Cmd+[ and Cmd+] shift the entire textblock one tabindent to the left or right, maintaining the relative indent level of each individual line.
Very cool. Now somebody just needs to pack this into a Chrome extension so that all text areas do this.
Very cool. Now somebody just needs to pack this into a Chrome extension so that all text areas do this.
I don't see a license specified anywhere. What is it released under?
Follow the development on the issue tracker: https://github.com/julianlam/tabIndent.js/issues
Thanks again!
I don't see a license specified anywhere. What is it released under?
Via Functionn - Open Source Resources For Web Developers & Designers: http://functionn.blogspot.com/2012/11/tabindentjs-javascript... P.S. Functionn contains a whole lot more of awesome resouces like tabIndent.js. There only a fraction of them I can post here at a time. Take a look if you're interested, and subscribe: http://functionn.blogspot.com
Awesome. One could make a useful bookmarklet out of this. I'm worried about accessibility. Most of the time tabs are used to navigate between fields, so it'd be cool if this was "opt-in", eg entering the textarea would render an icon to click that enabled this feature. Or at least some way to tell the user that pressing the ESCAPE key is how you should tab-out of the field.
It's rather unfortunate that tab is also used for keyboard navigation between fields, since this would be the default behavior of text areas I would like.
I believe I'll probably end up doing that, unless somebody else does it before I do.