Hi, Konstantin!

Konstantin Levinski wrote:
> I think I can help with explanation of why emacs behaves as it does,
> and maybe you'd agree that it makes sense.

Now I understand it.
But it's hard to change habit.
Do you think the emacs way is better?

> <tab> in emacs/ruby means (ruby-indent-command), which parses vicinity
> of cursor and figures out correct identation. that is, it is not "add a
> tab" but "format this line".
> so to get desired result, you could just use 'end<tab>'
> or call (indent-region) - Ctl-Alt-\ - to indent the whole thing in one
> go later.
>
> This way you dont need to care about formatting at all, it's done
> correctly automatically.

How can I keep tabs instead of spaces?

Thanks.

Sam