I was wondering... I like to have a lot of whitespace when I'm coding. It's much easier to find specific parts later and fix something if there's a bug. Also, it looks so much better and "cleaner". How much whitespace do you prefer?

I asume that you are talking about indentation.

I usually use 4 tabs (tabs2space)

2spacee

I use tabs.
For example, I don't use a tab for main
"var1 = 0
var2 = 1
var3 = "sumthin"
function sumthin()
var4 = "lel"
if var4 == "lel" then
print("var4 = lel")
end
if var4 == "lel" then
if var3 == "sumthin" then
print("You see where I'm going with this, right?")
end
end
end
"
It looks good, easy to read and is easy to see where things start/end (I know the code could be done different, I did it this way to show how I use tabs)

Jordynl a dit :

I asume that you are talking about indentation.
I usually use 4 tabs (tabs2space)

This. I don't code Lua but I program with other things.

i use 4 tabs per level of indention, 3 spaces after each comma, and a space at the end of every line just in case

I write everything on one line so when I get an error it's easier to find the line.

1 hard-tab (hate "soft tabs" 4 spaces)
No spaces where possible to read without much strain. (i.e. no spaces after commas, equal-signs, etc)
Everything on one line for short codes.