While I like many of the features of the C# editor in Visual Studio, the
default control for indentation drives me nuts!
Regardless of how I lay it out, the editor frequently reformats my code!
For example, I am accustomed to coding standards that require that when a
procedure call involves more than three parameters and it cannot be written
on a single line on the screen, then the first parameter should be on the
first line and each subsequent parameter should be on a lone by itself and
vertically aligned with the first parameter name.
The C# editor permits me to do this, but then it automatically changes this
so each subsequent line in indented only one tab stop at intervals during my
typing! To me this makes the code much more difficult to read.
Is the a way to convince the editor not to automatically perform these
automatic reformats?
-Ken