Python indentation widths

[Kenneth Beck]

I *think* I am using the latest PyDev ver 8.1. In Preferences->General->Editors->AnyEditTools. There I set tabs to spaces, and in the Convert... tab, I enter 2 for Tab width/number of spaces for tabs (first screen shot). Back in the editor, old code with 2-space indents gets warnings, and when I enter new code, it gets auto-indented 4. See attached two screen shots.

I am sure I must be missing a setting somewhere, can someone clue me in?

[Fabio Zadrozny]

Hello Kenneth,

The related setting for PyDev is: `PyDev > Editor > Tabs`.

Note that with the `Save to ...` you should be able to have different settings for each project.

Best regards,

Fabio

On Mon, Jan 11, 2021 at 3:31 PM Kenneth Beck <nekkceb...@gmail.com> wrote:

I *think* I am using the latest PyDev ver 8.1. In Preferences->General->Editors->AnyEditTools. There I set tabs to spaces, and in the Convert... tab, I enter 2 for Tab width/number of spaces for tabs (first screen shot). Back in the editor, old code with 2-space indents gets warnings, and when I enter new code, it gets auto-indented 4. See attached two screen shots.

I am sure I must be missing a setting somewhere, can someone clue me in?

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