You can indent program listings by adding any graphics character after the line number & then add as many spaces before the start of the code as you need.
Quote from: adminYou can indent program listings by adding any graphics character after the line number & then add as many spaces before the start of the code as you need.
A similar effect can be obtained by beginning each line of code with a colon. For example:
1000 for i = 1 to 100
1010 : print i
1020 next iThe interpreter will skip over the colon with minimal effect on execution speed. Any amount of space may be inserted between the first colon and the rest of the line.
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A Jim-Butterfield-ism, start the line like so:
10 {SHIFT-space} {space} {SHIFT-space} <any number of leading blanks> <statement(s)>
Tada! Invisible leader. Takes up a bit more space (ha!), but is nifty, I think.