I have written a large block of code in Python that I just realized is indented exactly three spaces (not four!) Using Notepad++ as my IDE, I cannot find any way to indent exactly one additional space to make it line up with everything else.
I imagine there is some way to write a macro to shift everything by one space, but I have little intention on mastering Notepad++’s macros just for this one case. Perhaps there is even a setting I missed?
Is there a non-manual way to indent to the proper alignment (adding one space)?
Just to write up the comment as an answer (as asked by the OP).
You just need to do a find and replace with a Regular Expression that matches for 3 space characters at the beginning of a line and replace it with four characters. So the pattern to match would be something like
^\s{3}[^\s].