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full width tab glyph for editor.renderWhitespace #25021
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+1. I'm giving VSCode a shot after coming from ST3 and while this is a subtle change it's absolutely the sort of thing that would keep me from converting. I'm someone who uses 2 character indentation and likes to see whitespace, so I find the arrows to be massively distracting. |
If not full-width, I'd love to have control over the glyph character used itself. |
Hey @chmln I'm going crazy, how can I enable arrows? I Did |
@CoericK dots indicate spaces, while arrows indicate tabs. |
@alexandrudima any update on the ability to show a different character/glyph for tabs? |
On my case it was no showing the arrow on tab. Just dots on tab and spaces. Then the spaces still dots and tab became arrow. |
I'd love to have control over the glyph character used for tab and space |
I also find this a significant negative coming from ST3. |
It would be nice if we can choose two characters, the fill one and the right one. |
When viewing invisible characters (editor.renderWhitespace), I would like the character/glyph used for tabs to extend across the full width of the tab (N spaces / to the next tab stop). Sublime Text 3 uses what looks like an emdash(?) or essentially a line than runs to the next tab stop. VSCode uses a single character width arrow.
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