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Author	kamek
Date	2003年02月27日.13:08:54
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IDLE already provides quick block indenting, by selecting one or more lines and pressing Tab. So, it would make sense to have Shift+Tab to do the opposite work. While there's already Alt+[ (and Alt+] to indent), Shift+Tab is more intuitive, especially to those who are used to other Windows developer tools, like Visual Studio or TextPad.

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IDLE already provides quick block indenting, by 
selecting one or more lines and pressing Tab. So, it 
would make sense to have Shift+Tab to do the opposite 
work. While there's already Alt+[ (and Alt+] to indent), 
Shift+Tab is more intuitive, especially to those who are 
used to other Windows developer tools, like Visual 
Studio or TextPad.

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Date	User	Action	Args
2007年08月23日 16:06:26	admin	link	issue694339 messages
2007年08月23日 16:06:26	admin	create