> > I used to be a space person, but find tabs easier to edit; no need to press
> > backspace or space 4 times.
> That's incorrect, that happens with spaces as well. Tabs do not have an
> advantage in that case.
>
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> The advantages of tabs are:
> 1) Saves a small amount of disk space (oh please!)
> 2) Viewer can select tab width himself and see your code at tab=2, tab=3 etc
>
> (However I don't view that second one as a big advantage, because if you've
> lined up something nicely it'll get broken.)
>
>
> The advantage of spaces are that it looks the same in any editor (e.g. Nano, DOS
> edit, MSVC)

I say any editor worth a damn ought to let you define how big you want your tabs to be, and I typically like to throw a comment at the top of my source noting my tab details (tab = 4, etc for anyone else that may have to have a look at it)
I think my workflow is a little more comfortable with tabs than with spaces... It seems as such anyways. :)