TinkerNotes is currently pretty anal about indentation: notes must be indented in increments of four spaces... no more, no less. It would be nice if the parser would allow the user to choose the actual character depth of indent, and only pay attention to whether notes are indented more or less deeply than preceding notes.
In addition, the presence or absence of a key prefix, as well as its character length, should be taken into account, so that non-prefixed lines can exist at the same depth as prefixed lines.
Also in addition, the amount of whitespace between the key and target value of a note should be variable. Don't restrict the user to exactly two spaces.
joshsh
commented
13 years ago
TinkerNotes is currently pretty anal about indentation: notes must be indented in increments of four spaces... no more, no less. It would be nice if the parser would allow the user to choose the actual character depth of indent, and only pay attention to whether notes are indented more or less deeply than preceding notes.
In addition, the presence or absence of a key prefix, as well as its character length, should be taken into account, so that non-prefixed lines can exist at the same depth as prefixed lines.
Also in addition, the amount of whitespace between the key and target value of a note should be variable. Don't restrict the user to exactly two spaces.