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Tune indentation level #35

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tdegeus opened this issue Apr 21, 2023 · 3 comments
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Tune indentation level #35

tdegeus opened this issue Apr 21, 2023 · 3 comments

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tdegeus commented Apr 21, 2023

Is there (could there be) an option to tune the indentation level?

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There isn't an option at present. There obviously could be, but is the current indentation causing issues for you? I like to keep options to a minimum where practical because more options -> more complexity -> more bugs.

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tdegeus commented Apr 21, 2023

That is why I want to discuss before starting a PR ;). But well, a bit yes. I have many datasets with several levels of hierarchy and I find it hard to get an overview. What could play a role is that my eyes are very much trained to an indentation level of 4 whereas h5glance uses only two of which one is used by a character.

But it is true that this is personal, and I can see they point of simplicity.

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We're also using it with several levels (at least 5, up to maybe 7 or 8). If you've just started using it, I might suggest: carry on for a week or two, see if you get used to it, or if other features like the tab completions help - if you use bash or zsh and you haven't already installed the tab completion support, try it: it's one of my favourite features. 😀

If it still doesn't feel right after that, fiddle with the indentation locally and see if that helps. 🙂

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