UnindentPreprocessor

by rchl ALL

A plugin for Sublime Text for unindenting line when inserting preprocessor directive in C/C++ code

Details

Version 2014.06.02.19.25.33
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 8 years ago
Last Seen 2 hours ago
First Seen 10 years ago

Installs

Total 946
Win 540
Mac 209
Linux 197

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Readme

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Unindent Preprocessor

A plugin for Sublime Text for automatically unindenting the line when inserting a preprocessor directive in the [Objective]C/C++ code.

The plugin automatically unindents the line on pressing the '#' character if the cursor is preceded by a whitespace only.

Installation

The easiest and recommended way to install is through Package Control plugin. Once it's installed, restart Sublime Text and press CTRL+SHIFT+P on Windows/Linux or CMD+SHIFT+P on OS X to bring up the Command Pallete. From there look for Install Package and then for UnindentPreprocessor. Package Control will keep the plugin up to date automatically.