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Vertical readability

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guy - 29 Oct 2006 17:22 GMT
I like to preserve my code vertical readability. But the IDE keeps
changing my tabs when I make a change:

This...
 private LayoutStyle                           m_Layout     =
LayoutStyle.Columns;
 private ContentStyle                          m_Layout     =
LayoutStyle.Columns;
 private ArrayList                                m_Labels     = null;

Becomes..
 private LayoutStyle m_Layout = LayoutStyle.Columns;
 private ContentStyle m_Layout  = LayoutStyle.Columns;
 private ArrayList  m_Labels  = null;

Which is less readable. Is there a way to stop this is the 2005 IDE?
Would be nice to have the IDE align my code verticaly the way I like it.
Kevin Spencer - 29 Oct 2006 19:01 GMT
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Kevin Spencer
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>I like to preserve my code vertical readability. But the IDE keeps
> changing my tabs when I make a change:
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> Which is less readable. Is there a way to stop this is the 2005 IDE?
> Would be nice to have the IDE align my code verticaly the way I like it.

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