indenting in fc_example.krb

[Forumer]

I notice that fc_example.krb in PyKE distribution has no indentation under "foreach" or "assert". What does indentation or lack of it mean?

Thank you.

[Bruce Frederiksen]

Indentation is significant.  I'm not sure where you're seeing an fc_example.krb with no indentation.  I expect that the tool you're using to view the file is deleting the indentation.

On Sun, Sep 6, 2015 at 12:51 PM, Forumer <satees...@gmail.com> wrote:

I notice that fc_example.krb in PyKE distribution has no indentation under "foreach" or "assert". What does indentation or lack of it mean?

Thank you.

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[Forumer]

You are so right! I was opening it in Notepad++. It shows some indentations but not all. This shakes my faith in Notepad++. I can see the indentations when I open it in Word. Which would be a reliable  text editor?

I really appreciated your prompt response!

[Satish Gupta]

I am trying to find out how to adjust settings in Notepad++ to show indentations correctly.

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[Bruce Frederiksen]

I don't run Windows, so am unfamiliar with notepad++.  Sorry.