Why Eight-Character Indent? Follow

Created August 03, 2008 19:31

I can't figure out why I'm getting indentation like this:

dataContractModel = DataContractModel.LoadDataContractModel(

Store, service.DataContractModelPath, out result);

Note the eight spaces before "Store".

All sorts of things are indenting by eight spaces, including anonymous types and object initializers. It's driving me crazy, as the eight characters can add up quickly. Everything else is indenting four characters at a time, like I intended.

Any help or suggestions are welcome.

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John

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2 comments

ANONYMOUS

Created August 05, 2008 16:27

I believe the option you need to change is "Continuous line indent
multiplier" under Languages -> C# -> Formatting Style -> Other ->
Indentation. If I recall, the default value is '2', and you want '1'.

Mike

ANONYMOUS

Created August 05, 2008 20:38

That was it, Mike, thanks!

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John

"Mike Strobel" <mstrobel@cdcsoftware.com> wrote in message
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I believe the option you need to change is "Continuous line indent
multiplier" under Languages -> C# -> Formatting Style -> Other ->
Indentation. If I recall, the default value is '2', and you want '1'.

Mike

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