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9,357 PointsYou can also use tab to indent and shift+tab to de-indent multiple highlighted lines, right?
This works for me on Mac OS X Yosemite and prior. I think it also works on Windows. This feels more natural for my fingers, using a QWERTY keyboard and home row typing in combination with the mouse, and it's quicker for me. My $0.02.
I hope this helps!
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Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsThat doesn't work for me. (Also using Macs with multiple OS). If I highlight multiple lines and hit tab, the lines delete and a tab replaces them.
Personally for multiple lines at once, I use Command + [ (de-indent)
or Command + ] (indent)
Robert Hernandez
9,357 PointsJason,
Odd. I just verified that I am able to use tab or shift+tab to indent/de-indent with both Chrome and Firefox on Yosemite in the TTH.com workspace environment and in Enthought Canopy. I wonder if it is a system or browser setting I changed somewhere in the past...
Thanks for the reply!
Take care,
Robert