Closed sigzero closed 3 years ago
@sigzero, indeed, it's not being explicitly set right now, so uses the default values. I'll consider adding a configuration setting for it.
I did some investigating. This isn't the IDE at all. The Lua print statement is doing it. If I change the print statements to io.write statements the indentation is just what I would expect it to be.
I think this can be closed.
@sigzero, thank you for the update. The Lua print statement is responsible for including tab
in the output, but the IDE is responsible for showing a specific number of spaces for the tab. I still think that either the default should be smaller in the output or that it should be configurable.
It doesn't seem to be possible to set the output tab size (new to Lua so maybe it's me).
print("The Lua version is:",_VERSION)
The output looks like this:
I would like to be able to customize that spacing, if possible.