The two spaces are typical from the Arduino project.

--Rick


On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 6:27 AM, majenkotech <notifications@github.com>wrote:

> In app/src/processing/app/Base.java:
>
> >      for (Target target : targetsTable.values()) {
> > -      for (String board : target.getBoards().keySet()) {
> > -        AbstractAction action =
> > -          new AbstractAction(target.getBoards().get(board).get("name")) {
> > -            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent actionevent) {
> > -              logger.debug("Base: rebuildBoardsMenu: DEBUG: start: " + "Switching to " + (String) getValue("target") + ":" + (String) getValue("board"));
> > -              Preferences.set("target", (String) getValue("target"));
> > -              Preferences.set("board", (String) getValue("board"));
> > -              onBoardOrPortChange();
> > -          	  //Debug: created new imports menu based on board
> > -              rebuildImportMenu(activeEditor.importMenu);
> > -	      logger.debug("Base: rebuildBoardsMenu: Rebuilding examples menu base on board.");
> > -	      rebuildExamplesMenu(activeEditor.examplesMenu);
>
> majenkotech a minute ago
>
> I had to re-jig all the indenting here to see what was going on. Is there
> any specific reason we're only using 2 characters for indenting, or is it
> just a legacy artefact of Processing?
>
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