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Here the user has typed part of an if statement. Note that after typing
the end of the if-then-do; line, the next line was indented by two spaces.
As the user continued to type, EZRTools knew that after the status= line the
indent level should stay the same. When the user typed the put statement they
pressed enter at the end of a line, they did not complete the statement. EZRTools
knew to indent the next line by 4 spaces, to indicate that the statement
continues on the next line.
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The user has finished typing the put statement, and upon pressing enter, the
indention level has returned to normal. The user has typed the end statement
to terminate the control structure. The next screen shot shows what happens
when the user pressed enter at the end of the line.
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Note the end statement has been aligned with the if statement. Also a comment
identifying the what type of control structure belongs to the end statement.
In this case it is the if. EZRTools smart indenting works even if you move to
the middle of nested control structures in existing code. By placing your
cursor at the end of the line that you want to add code after, and pressing
enter, you will start on a new line with the proper indention level for the
surrounding code. This works even if you are inserting into the middle of a
long multi line statement.
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