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Many of us like code formatted in a particular way. Many projects also enforce a particular indentation style. Neither may match '''KDevelop's''' default indentation style. However, this can be customized: Go to the <menuchoice>Settings -> Customize KDevelop</menuchoice> menu item, then click on <menuchoice>Source Formatter</menuchoice> on the left. You can choose one of the predefined indentation styles that are widely in use, or define your own one by adding a new style and then editing it. There may not be a way to exactly re-create the style in which your project's sources have been indented in the past, but you can come close by using the settings for a new style; an example of creating a new style is shown in the two pictures below.

Many of us like code formatted in a particular way. Many projects also enforce a particular indentation style. Neither may match KDevelop's default indentation style. However, this can be customized: Go to the Settings -> Customize KDevelop menu item, then click on Source Formatter on the left. You can choose one of the predefined indentation styles that are widely in use, or define your own one by adding a new style and then editing it. There may not be a way to exactly re-create the style in which your project's sources have been indented in the past, but you can come close by using the settings for a new style; an example of creating a new style is shown in the two pictures below.

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	Many of us like code formatted in a particular way. Many projects also enforce a particular indentation style. Neither may match '''KDevelop's''' default indentation style. However, this can be customized: Go to the <menuchoice>Settings -> Customize KDevelop</menuchoice> menu item, then click on <menuchoice>Source Formatter</menuchoice> on the left. You can choose one of the predefined indentation styles that are widely in use, or define your own one by adding a new style and then editing it. There may not be a way to exactly re-create the style in which your project's sources have been indented in the past, but you can come close by using the settings for a new style; an example is shown in the two pictures below.		Many of us like code formatted in a particular way. Many projects also enforce a particular indentation style. Neither may match '''KDevelop's''' default indentation style. However, this can be customized: Go to the <menuchoice>Settings -> Customize KDevelop</menuchoice> menu item, then click on <menuchoice>Source Formatter</menuchoice> on the left. You can choose one of the predefined indentation styles that are widely in use, or define your own one by adding a new style and then editing it. There may not be a way to exactly re-create the style in which your project's sources have been indented in the past, but you can come close by using the settings for a new style; an example of creating a new style is shown in the two pictures below.