[MPlayer-dev-eng] [PATCH] Fix fontconfig crash when it can't find a config directory

[Adrian Stutz]

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 12:38 AM, Uoti Urpala <uoti.urpala at pp1.inet.fi>wrote:

> Tab characters are always 8 spaces, and can be used to represent a
> string of 8 spaces regardless of how many indentation levels that is.
> The style used is 4 spaces per indentation level. So a tab + 4 spaces is
> a valid way to represent an indent of 12 spaces or 3 indentation levels.
> I don't consider that to be broken, nor is it particularly rare - it's
> been the default indentation style in Emacs for a long time for example.
>

All modern code editors I've used count one tab as one level of indentation
and use four spaces for tab-width by default. Different tab-widths aside,
what I don't get is what benefit combining spaces and tabs could bring
besides historic ones (wikipedia tells me tabs where used for
compression). It just seems like the least portable and least flexible.

Indent the changed lines using spaces only.
>

Thanks, done.

Greetings
Adrian