>Well yes, but, I was thinking more along the lines of if I type "IF" then press the enter key, the indenting starts right away. Using syntax expansion, the default behavior is, I type "IFEND" then enter, the code is completed with an "ENDIF" on the next line with the cursor waiting to finish the if condition. Upon doing so, pressing enter does not indent the next line.

The GKK editors have smart indenting -- after the IF line is entered, the next line indents one more in than the IF statement. Then when ELSE or ENDIF is entered, it is automatically indented to the same level as IF. This is true for all code blocks (WITH - ENDWITH, DO - ENDDO, etc.).

Code expansion is also supported with setting the indent point. The code expansion uses the same definitions contained for VFP intellisense.

Wish there was code folding -- it may come in future. But there is split screen mode to allow seeing two (or four) sections of code simultaneously.