Changing the Indentation of existing source lines in /free when adding a new If/for etc in between

When using the SEU commands LL or RR or the ATL-F7/F8 trick, don't forget
you can use Shift-Ctrl-M to jump to the matching ENDxx (or from the ENDxx
to the matching IF, FOR, or whatever). This is especially helpful when
indenting large blocks of code.

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[WDSCI-L] Changing the Indentation of existing source lines in /free when
adding a new If/for etc in between
Is there are trick to changing the existing indentation you have for a
block
of code when you are adding a new if/for at the top of the block and the
endif/endfor at the bottom of the block?

Say you have

if b = 1;
if c = 2;
if d = 3;
blah = blahblah;
endif;
endif;
endif;

You need to modify this to put if a = 0 at the top of the block;

if a = 0; <----- (How to indent all the existing code a
couple of spaces?)
if b = 1;
if c = 2;
if d = 3;
blah = blahblah;
endif;
endif;
endif;
endif; <-------- (New endif)

Thanks
Andy


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