I'm not going to get too hopeful, but is there a character or something that represents an indent in Java? I need to be able to get the indexOf() an indent.
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A character that represents an indent? All I can think of is tab... "\t".
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if you create a char variable and give it the value of 9 it'll be a tab.
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I would recommend you type out some indents and then programmatically output the ascii value?
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