I think I'm now a tabs person, it's the only character where the width can be easily adjusted for different devs without changing the underlying file's data

Welcome to the club!

I don’t give a shit because I use whatever the IDE has as default.

Space people are weird.

Good choice.

transcend the tabs and space peoples.

Have an company spec it formats to in pipelines.

Have your own stuff locally as an dev, be it tabs or spaces. We are programmers, so let's focus on the logic instead of styling semantics which get yeeted by compilers anyhow, mkaay.

Personally I only use four-per-em space U+2005 for indentation

I insert spaces with tab. Because I'm evil.

Seriously though, I agree with your argument. I'm only pissed that if I use tabs instead, I'll have to configure how many spaces a tab is worth every bucking where, and I'm lazy. So I'd rather the indentation look the same no matter what.

Very good. I don't know how the fuck spaces replaced the literal specific task it was invented for indentation. For pretty alignment it's stuff sure. Spaces are great. For levels of indentation tabs vastly superior. Always have been.

@rootshell that is horrible. I've find using the language defacto standard is the best way to have the least issues by far.

Even though I think it's stupid to indent with spaces. It's even sillier to fight the thing that everyone expects. It's horrible to have the framework and your style clash or anyone new having to go WTF.

@Liebranca that's the key feature that makes it work for me.
Don't you have the same issue now with setting how many actual spaces get inserted when hitting the tab?

@hjk101 Aye, it's the same in that department. Only real difference is I don't have to configure anything when if I'm solely reading my code.