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If I write an "if" in javascript that use curly braces, the behavior of Geany if fine, as it closes the curly brace exactly in the direction of the opening if. BUT when I do this in PHP file, the closing curly brace is put one TAB to right, forcing the user to delete the extra TAB. Should be reviewed in all languages that use curly braces ? It is at least an inconsistency in Geany.
Right behavior (ex: javascript)
if ( acondition == 1 ){
code;
} // <--- closing indentation ok in javascript
Geany with PHP file now is doing this:
if ( $acondition == 1 ){
code;
} // closing bad indentation
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