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[Nicolas Bessi <nicolas.bessi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

Generaly IDE/Code editor and code sharing tools propose/use by default 
a monospaced sans-serif font.
You rarely have different font in same buffer except if you code in 
Libreoffice ;).

Regards

Nicolas

Le Thu Nov  7 13:45:41 2013, Niels Huylebroeck a écrit :
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> 2013/11/7 Nicolas Bessi <nicolas.bessi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:nicolas.bessi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
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>     Hello,
>
>     I'm in favour of 2 spaces.
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>     A space will always be a space, tab display may vary.
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>
> Yes, precisely my point, the guy editing the file can choose how wide he wants it to display.
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> Also, a space is NOT always the same :
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>   2 spaces in front
>     4 spaces in front
>   2 spaces in front
>     4 spaces in front
>
> Oopsie !
>
> The argument becomes invalid when using tabs. Tabs indicate one deeper level of indentation.
> The only problem I can forsee is with continuation lines.
>
> <field name="a_very_long_name" invisible="some_insanely_long_condition" domain="[(are_you_sure_you_want,'=','to_use_these_long_domains')]">
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>
> <field name="a_very_long_name"
>     invisible="some_insanely_long_condition"
>     domain="[(are_you_sure_you_want,'=','to_use_these_long_domains')]">
>
> How deep do you indent your next child element then ? I'm not saying tabs are the ultimate solution but it avoids a few critical ones.
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> Regards,
> Niels
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