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Annoying tabbing in freeform....

andrew_4619
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In visual studio 2010 when typing new free form source code can hit return for a new line and you stay nicely tabbed in for the next line. If you then keystroke is a number digit (1-9) it instantly tabs you to column 1 in some fixed form throwback mode.

If you are editing a line and insert a leading numeric digit it does the same also, is there anyway to override/modify this annoying behaviour?

 

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Steven_L_Intel1
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This is an issue in continuation lines only, right? Because no statement starts with a digit. Suggestion: Type a leading & first. I will ask the developers to modify the behavior in a future release.

It's not a fixed-form thing, it thinks you're typing a statement label.

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andrew_4619
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Numeric label statements do not need to start in column 1, but that is what it assumes you want to do and moves the insertion point. 

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Steven_L_Intel1
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This has been fixed for a future major release.

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andrew_4619
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Thanks

 

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