I created a class in python that stores a database of ASCII art strings. I can do this reliably thanks to the triple quotation marks which allows me to use multiple lines. However, the problem with this is that when I attempt to paste the art into their designated variable name within the class, the art is left-aligned with the screen, and doesn't follow the same tab indention like everything else in the class (like I want it to, in other words). If I press Tab or Ctrl + ], it messes up the art by making sure that each line has has exactly 4 spaces, no less.. no more.. I want there to be at least 4 spaces, and if there is already a space between the first character and left side of the text editor window, to add the 4 spaces to it. I can do this manually, but it is quite the drag... any thoughts how to do this in Visual Code? # how it is when pasting mouseTalking = (""" _ _ (q\_/p) /. .\\ =\_V_/= __ / \ ( (( )) ) /\) (/\ / \ Y /-' `""^""` """) # how I want it to be when pasted (indented) mouseTalking = (""" _ _ (q\_/p) /. .\\ =\_V_/= __ / \ ( (( )) ) /\) (/\ / \ Y /-' `""^""` """) # what occurs when I indent it using Tab or Ctrl + ] mouseTalking = (""" _ _ (q\_/p) /. .\\ =\_V_/= __ / \ ( (( )) ) /\) (/\ / \ Y /-' `""^""` """) Continue reading...
