Kevin Matthes

One possible solution might be to invert the meaning of the suggested override option to `indent_with_tabs`, for example, to keep all language modes configured with spaces, and to set up...

I would like to suggest to wait for #49 being merged before continuing working on this feature.

Continuing the discussion on indentation unit overrides from #49, I would like to add that the possibility to detect the currently used indentation unit would resolve the necessity of those...

I created a discussion thread therefore: #54.

These changes allow defining a global override of the indentation setup as required when required. If these settings are not needed, just set the configuration variable `indentation_override` to `None`.

I would like to suggest the following: a completely user-defined preferred unit, built upon m/s. The configuration could accept a user-defined unit name and a custom multiplication factor. The example...

Would the suggested configuration interface solve the issue?

I thought about something like that: ``` alternative_unit_name:km/h alternative_unit_factor:3.6 ``` I admit that this is not as easy as a boolean switch but it would offer the possibility to configure...

@sqpp Okay, thank you. @fcambus @Heistergand Would this suggestion work for you, as well?

@fox0430 Which actual shells shall be supported in detail? I assume definitely Bash as the syntax highlighting is triggered by the extension `*.bash` in addition to the generic extension `*.sh`....