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Emacs line indentation
Hi. I'm writing a document in Python, so indentation is crucial.
I want to indent a whole section by exactly one tab. Any idea how to go about this? I'm using terminal emacs (no mouse input) Thanks for any help! |
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I guess Python is a little tricky because emacs cannot use the usual C-M-q to indent a code block since the indentation defines the block!
How about C-x TAB ( the indent-rigidly command) which shifts the selected region? The command takes an argument in the usual way to specify the number of spaces to move, e.g. C-u n C-x TAB to move the selected text n spaces. n can be negative to un-indent. |
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