The screenshot on the Atom.io site shows, that the editor has vertical lines which show how much a line is "tabbed" in. I wonder if this is an additional package or if it can be enabled in atom by default.
That's the wrap guide. It is a visual indicator of when your lines of code are getting too long. It defaults to the column that your Preferred Line Length is set to. If you want to turn it off, you can disable the wrap-guide package in the Settings View.
Hold the modifier key then click and drag with the configured mouse button across multiple lines. Dragging vertically places carets on each line at that column; dragging horizontally as well selects the text on each line.
stackoverflow.com/questions/34014902/… Use Script Package and then Ctrl+Shift+B to run the code. Output will be shown at bottom of ATOM.
Open up your settings panel, usually by selecting the Preferences
option in the Edit
menu. Inside there, select the Editor
submenu. In the Invisibles
section, select the option titled Show Indent Guide
. The vertical line indentation markers will then appear for you like in the image.
On atom version 1.40.1 (Windows), Goto File
-> Settings
-> <>Editor
-> []Show Indent Guide
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