op.indent
Indents text from left margin.
Syntax
.i{ndent} {-}number.spaces
Description
indents text 'number.spaces' spaces from the left margin.
If 'number.spaces' is negative, the line begins to the left of the previously set left margin.
If 'number.spaces' is not specified, indent defaults to 1.
If the command is in the middle of an attribute, the preceding text is output and the next word begins a new paragraph that is indented 'number.spaces' spaces.
All lines following the first line are output at the left margin. Only the first line is affected by the indent command.
Example
.indent 10
This line beings 10 characters from the left margin.
This line will print on the left margin.
Produces the following:
This line begins 10 characters from the left margin.
This line will print on the left margin.
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