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In article <42d3e7$aks@mujibur.inmind.com>, mfinney@inmind.com writes
> Yes.  Tabs are simply unacceptable even without the use of
> indentation for control structure.
The real problem is that good support for tabs is not rife in editors.
Bad things found:
	That useless customarie 8-column tab-stopping:
	Why is this aspect of the KSR33 yet with thus??
	Fixd relation between blanks and tabs.  The editors that I know of
	assume that with a givven tabstop-setting it is safe to equate blanks
	and tabs.  If sumone has indented a line with HT,SP,SP,HT such an
	editor feels free to make it HT,HT when its feature for indenting-
	duplicating is uzed.
	Assuming that the terminal has tabstops eight columns apart.

In my code I indent with nothing but HT (I write neither Fortran nor COBOL).
If it is C, when printed it with tab-stops at least three columns
apart it looks all right.
If it is Bourne-shell code, well, it needs at least six columns.