indenter
- noun
- /ɪnˈdɛntər/
- Specialized
- She used an automatic indenter to fix the inconsistent spacing in her script.
Examples
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The indenter made the source code much easier to read by organizing the lines clearly.
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After running the indenter, the program's structure was much more apparent to new developers.
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The indenter added spaces to the code.
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Can you show me how the indenter works?
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The indenter helped the team maintain a consistent format in their programming project.
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By using the indenter, developers ensured that the code followed the established guidelines.
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An efficient indenter can save time when editing long documents by automatically organizing the text.
Synonyms
A person or program that arranges text and data into a clear layout
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word indenter comes from indent, which originally meant to make a 'dent' or space at the edge of a page. So to indent text is to move it in or make a small gap, and an indenter (person or program) creates those spaces to show the structure of the lines.