So which is it? Should we use spaces or tabs for directives? Does it matter?
For example, if I have a directive like:
<< /path >>
+null: .?* *
or
<< /path >>
skip: dir1
Should that be any number of spaces preceding the null or skip? I've
always used a single tab to proceed
the null or skip while the "<< /path >>" part is all the way to the left
margin. However, when creating client
side directives, I've typically just done it this way:
skip: dir1
skip: dir2
with no preceding tab wherein I don't need the "<< dir >>" part since I
have the .nsr file sitting right at the same level as the directory I
want to skip.
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