> About the only issue I've found is that tab won't indent selected
> lines - it just replaces them with a tab.
Correct -- this is the same as in *any* wysiwig editor, because tab
is an actual text character that resides in the body of text, rather
than a meta-directive to an editor.
However, hitting alt-shift-R indents all selected lines, i.e. shifts
them right by one tab-stop, which I think is what you are looking for.
Similarly, alt-shift-L will shift all selected lines one tab-stop to
the *left*.
Excellent! Thanks for the hint :)
Regards,
Stuart.
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